Did you know that persistent pain in the pelvic region is triggered by non-gynecological functional disorders of the bladder, lower bowel and/or supportive structures of the pelvis at least 80% of the time? Wow. 😬 Yet many practitioners don’t think about painful bladder syndrome (Interstitial Cystitis or IC) when patients present with chronic sexual pain and “frequent UTIs”. Learn More about IC in this video. Use the time stamps to find what’s most important to you! 0:41 UTIs vs. Interstitial Cystitis 1:18 Overlapping Conditions 1:35 Pelvic Cross-Talk 2:00 Functional Nutrition Perspective 3:30 Gut Microbiome and Gene Expression 6:05 SIBO & How 50% of Study Participants Eliminated Bladder Pain 7:03 Dr. Echenberg Joins Us for the Clinical Perspective on IC 10:37 Inflammation & Vulvodynia 11:57 Physical Exam 13:50 Diet 16:13 Bladder Installations 23:05 Oral Medications 28:46 Diagnosis 30:05 Recognizing It Early 31:26 Aloe Vera 33:46 Summary
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Lindsay Taylor
3/6/2020 04:04:03 am
Thank you so much for all of this valuable information I found it very very helpful I am surprised there are not more comments and more likes on this this was of great value to me and I'm sure to anyone who comes across it
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Lindsay Taylor
3/6/2020 04:04:57 am
I found this information very valuable and useful to me thank you so very much for this I'm surprised there's not more likes and comments from other people I'm sure if they had a chance to see this they would benefit
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AuthorStephanie Yeager: Passionate about spreading the word of hope and healing for those like her, influencing a paradigm shift in the medical community toward greater understanding of chronic pelvic pain disorders, and prevention initiatives that may protect young women before onset can occur. Archives
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