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    OMGoodness

    I woke up last night 5 times to go potty. Today I am in so much pain, that it really is making me nauseous. I can feel my bladder moving, my urethra is twitching...I am not sure what caused this. Nothing has really changed in my life over the last couple of days. I will call my PCP tomorrow to see if they can please test my urine for an infection. I am sure I dont, but I dont know what caused all of this.
    I have been taking my pain meds every 4 hours today so between the pain and pain meds I am getting more and more nauseous.

    Does anyone have suggestions of things I can try. I can't take a bath, they cause other isssues, I have the heating pad.

    I can't sleep because of the pain.

    I hope someone can help. Thanks for helping.
    Kirs10
    Started Vaginal Valium Suppositories April 2014
    Hysterectomy April 2003 (for abdominal pain),Diagnosed with IC August 2003
    Diagnosed with Pelvic Floor Disorder 2004,Had right ovary and fallopan tube removed 2005
    Diagnosed with diverticulosis 2006,Interstim December 2006,Home Instillations 2007-not effective
    Diagnosed with Fibromyalgia November 2007,Appendectomy February 2008,
    Interstim repair December 2008,Removal of the Interstim August 2011,
    6 Hydrodistentions from 2003-2009 Diagnosed with restless leg syndrome March 2014
    Diagnosed with Raynaud's Syndrome November 2013
    Ambien 5mg for sleep.
    Elivil 50 mg at bed
    Lisinopril 20mg in AM
    Effexor 225 mg
    Oxycodone 10 mgs 2 x a day for pain
    Baclofen 20mg 3x a day
    Phenazopyridine 200 mg as needed
    Omeprazole 20 mg at night
    Lyrica 450 mg daily
    Requip .50 mg at night
    Ketorolac 10 mg as needed for migraines
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    Ic

    There is a real good nausea medicine that you can buy at the dollar store or walmart it's called dramaline. wish you the best.
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    • #3
      Sometimes an frozen water bottle (I cover mine in an old sock) helps with the urethra pain which in turn helps with the bladder pain. I stress "sometimes" because sometimes it doesn't. But it's something to try. I hope you're feeling better.
      Katie-46 yr old female dx'd with IC after 15 years of symptoms off and on long term antibiotic use, GERD,IBS and now IC diet, gallbladder removed, endometrial ablation w/tubes tied
      Lexapro-20 mg
      Aciphex
      Ambien-as needed
      Percocet-7.5 up to 3 per day as needed
      Valium-10 mg x2 per day
      Phenergan-1 at night
      Prelief w/everything
      Now recovering from acute pancreatitis

      Currents treatments that help somewhat:
      Heating pad
      Hot baths
      Ice
      Being VERY still while lying down with legs elevated

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      • #4
        I'm glad you'll be checked for infection --- I suggest you also ask for medication to help with the nausea. The one I take is phenergan 25 mg tablets.

        Sending warm hugs,
        Donna
        Stay safe


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        • #5
          I take compazine for the nausea. hopefully, your Dr. will give you something.
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