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I have bladder inflammation (ic) and tight pelvic floor muscles. is there a chance ic will go away or will this most likely be a lifelong condition?
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Can get better: always will need to be aware and treat as needed. pelvic floor physical therapy can really help. IChelp.org is a great source of info. you can be pain free.
Answered 9/2/2017
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