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A member asked:
How prevalent are cases of post catheter removal interstitial cystitis in women and what is the prognosis?
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Not unusual, curable: Sadly, not unusual Happily, curable. Definitely see the Dr for confirmation of Dx and follow directions for treatment.They may advise this (many do) but drink real cranberry juice (not sugary mix) everyday for awhile - it really works! Take the antibiotics as directed and you should be fine. Best!
Answered 8/13/2016
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