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    Sitting/Lying Pain

    So another thing I've noticed since this intense flare has started... I'm not in as much pain when I'm standing/walking as I am when I'm sitting or lying down. At work, I generally do okay when I'm moving around. When I get home, or when I'm on break relaxing, it seems is when the pain is most intense.

    And I know to most that the response would be "don't rest/sit so much!" I don't sit period for up to 9-10 hours a day at my job. Vet tech isn't much of a sitting job. In the same mindset, it's also a catch 22, so to speak. IC makes me tired and sore all over. I just feel like crap.

    Anyone else notice this similarity with their IC?
    - Chelle: Emergency/Critical Care VMT, RVT, CVT

    Diagnosed in 2010 - initiallly by family doctor, confirmed by a urologist and urogynocologist in 2012. Diagnosed with bladder sphincter dyssynergia in 2012.
    Current TX: Elmiron 100mg TID, Vicoprofen 7.5/200mg PRN Q4/6H
    Past TX: Hydroxyzine, Imipramine, Tamsulosin.
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    Have you ever been dx with PFD? If so that could be where the pains coming from while your sitting.
    IC diagnosis 3 weeks ago.
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    IC diet
    Elmiron 100 mg three daily
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      Wow, when I am flaring laying down is best for me. Just goe's to show you every icer nis different.
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      • #4
        It could also be that you are totally exhausted after a full day --- and when you finally get to relax, that's when there are no more distractions and the pain hits. I think that's why when I'm in a flare, it hurts worse when I go to bed.

        I do think it would be a good idea to be checked for PFD. If that's a problem for you, some physical therapy could help a lot.


        Warm healing thoughts,
        Donna
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