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  • What is Pelvic Floor PT????

    is the PT Physical Therapy??? what is this?

  • #2
    yes PT is physical therapy. Some people like myself have found relief from getting PT. I actually got PT when I was having symptoms before I was diagnosed and it actually made things worse because the PT did not know that I have IC or any of my related conditions. It is good to find someone who either knows and IC or is in womens health. Where I live there is 3 different places I can go. Usually a uro or gyn has to write a prescription for your insurance to cover it. I am covered up to 40 visits a year.

    At PT I see two different people. A PT who is trying to correct my muscle imbalances which can contribute to pain. All of my muscles in my pelvic region are sore and will not relax. I also see Cindy who does biofeedback. This is helping somewhat with my frequency and urgency. Hope this helps
    Diagnosis: IC '09, vulvodynia '10, fructose intolerance '06, GERD '06, fibromyalgia '09, IBS '10 and TMJ '09, PCOS '11, genital herpes '12

    Current Meds: Butrans patch, welbutrin, lamictol, geodon, xanax, aldactone, linzess, topimax, trazadone and diflucan as needed.

    Meds tried before: Elmiron, elavil, antibiotics, welbutrin, cymbalta, prozac, nerve blocks, instills, nyastatin, flexerol, percocet, naproxen (which was what I was given for pain for years).

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    • #3
      yes..thanks for the explanation...I am new to the Virginia area here..but I went on line and saw a physical therapy place that handles IC PT..... Also I found a dr. at Interstitial Cystitis Care Ctr, Arlington VA I am going to call there tomorrow.

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      • #4
        sounds like a great start! I see my uro this tuesday...I'm moving back to cleveland in 6 months so I wont be able to see her anymore she is awesome. Finding a good dr always helps. Sometimes even when you have a good dr there is always room for improvement. My gyn who diagnosed me was great but she doesnt do surgery. She is only a NP so she is limited.
        Diagnosis: IC '09, vulvodynia '10, fructose intolerance '06, GERD '06, fibromyalgia '09, IBS '10 and TMJ '09, PCOS '11, genital herpes '12

        Current Meds: Butrans patch, welbutrin, lamictol, geodon, xanax, aldactone, linzess, topimax, trazadone and diflucan as needed.

        Meds tried before: Elmiron, elavil, antibiotics, welbutrin, cymbalta, prozac, nerve blocks, instills, nyastatin, flexerol, percocet, naproxen (which was what I was given for pain for years).

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