In 2007, the interstitial cystitis diet came about when Robert Moldwin, Barbara Shorter, and their colleagues at the Long Island University published their study called “Effect of Comestibles on Symptoms of Interstitial Cystitis” in the Journal of Urology. This gave hard proof that there are certain kinds of food that affect, both negatively and positively, your bladder. And if you happen to have IC or painful bladder syndrome, you should start eating the right foods to prevent further irritation from happening. Continue reading

If you are suffering from IC or painful bladder syndrome you may already know that there is no cure for this condition. However, you should not lose hope as there is interstitial cystitis treatment that will help relieve your pain.

With these ten methods, you are bound to find a treatment that works for you, and gives you the relief you need. Continue reading

If you’re looking for bladder infection cures, then keep reading…

Bladder infection, also called cystitis, occurs when bacteria (usually Escherichia coli, or E Coli) moves to the bladder by entering your urinary tract via the urethra, where these multiply to cause inflammation.

Symptoms of this include pain above the pubic bone, nausea, fever, headaches, dizziness, cramps, frequent urination, pain during urination, and/or cloudy, bloody, or bad-smelling urine. These cause pain and embarrassment to its patients, about 80% of which are women. Thankfully, there is more than one bladder infection cure available to treat this problem. Continue reading