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I am a urology patient diagnosis of interstitial cystitis. i moved during and was unable to complete treatment and am very swollen and should i go er?
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Where?: Where are you swollen? Please re-establish with a urologist for your interstitial cystitis.It would help if you clarify your question regarding the "swollen" part.
Answered 9/7/2014
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