Tag: <span>bladder pain</span>

But is it really Interstitial Cystitis?  

In Interstitial Cystitis by Emily Tran / August 13, 2020

Recently, I decided to look into the confusion surrounding Interstitial Cystitis. A couple searches down a Pubmed rabbithole, I realized there was much more to it than I initially realized. In order to really make sense of what might be going on, I decided to go back to the basics and to the beginning. This […]

The Most Proven IC Treatment: Pelvic Floor Physical and Occupational Therapy

In Interstitial Cystitis by Stephanie Prendergast / March 15, 2018

  By Guest Blogger Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS and author of The Interstitial Cystitis Solution   Pelvic floor physical and occupational therapy is the most proven treatment for interstitial cystitis. It’s the only therapy given an evidence grade of ‘A’ by the American Urological Association and recommended in the first line of medical treatment. […]

It’s National Bladder Health Week!

In Bladder Dysfunction by Stephanie Prendergast / November 12, 2015

It’s National Bladder Health Week and we want to dedicate this blog post to our favorite (and only) urine collecting organ! The bladder is a vessel that sits on the pelvic floor and its primary function is to collect and hold our urine. It is made out of a hollow muscle called the detrusor which […]

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