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Is IC All In Your Head?`

It's not unusual for patients with chronic, invisible diseases to be told by someone that their symptoms or disease is "all in their heads." ICN President Jill Osborne takes on this topic and offer...  
 
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abigail1922 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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It has been long known that emotional stress can cause stomach ulcers so while Ic might not be just in someone,s head it is quite possible that emotion stress can cause it too.
bambi2004tsu (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I´m living in spain and my new doctor, an urologist, said he didn´t think I had IC because I ¨didn´t fit the psychological profile¨....and my fiancé, who is also a doctor! says that ït´s all in my head¨. Aside from the non support I´m getting, I have found that if I drink only water I haven´t had any symtoms. Carbonation, alcohol, and soda are triggers for me. Metformin for me is also a trigger, I would advise the ladies to take a good look at the medications they´re taking.
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Doctors acted like i was just a freak that came in every 2 weeks...FOR SIX YEARS!!!

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