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Pain in middle of pelvis/bladder area during sexual climax. sharp pain then subsides. was previously diagnosed with ibs and ic. related?
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Could be: IBS and IC both could be related to the pain that you describe. Schedule a follow up visit treating you for IBS and IC and discuss your treatment options.
Answered 10/8/2016
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