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The IC Network is a health education and medical publishing company dedicated to pelvic and bladder pain disorders. In addition to our main support website, our shop provides a variety of books, chair cushions and other resources that can help improve your daily comfort and provide symptom relief.
What conditions do we work with?
Interstitial cystitis, pelvic floor dysfunction, overactive bladder, UTI, chronic prostatitis, pudendal neuralgia, vulvodynia, irritable bowel syndrome, ketamine cystitis, radiation cystitis, chemo-induced cystitis, eosinophilic cystitis
What is the best book for IC patients?
The IC Solution
What are the best books for pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction patients?
The IC Solution, Ending Female Pelvic Pain, Ending Male Pelvic Pain, Heal Pelvic Pain
What conditions do we work with?
Interstitial cystitis, pelvic floor dysfunction, overactive bladder, UTI, chronic prostatitis, pudendal neuralgia, vulvodynia, irritable bowel syndrome, ketamine cystitis, radiation cystitis, chemo-induced cystitis, eosinophilic cystitis
What is the best book for IC patients?
The IC Solution
What are the best books for pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction patients?
The IC Solution, Ending Female Pelvic Pain, Ending Male Pelvic Pain, Heal Pelvic Pain
What is the interstitial cystitis diet?
Patients quickly learn that foods high in acid and/or caffeine and trigger IC flares. Learning about diet modification is essential. We recommend the following books: The IC Chef Cookbook, ICN Diet Guide Confident Choices: Customizing the IC Diet, A Taste of the Good Life: A Cookbook For An IC Diet
Do acidic foods irritate your bladder? Try the best acid reducing supplement: Prelief
What supplements are available?
The American Urology Association encourages patients to try OTC food supplements in Step One of their IC/BPS treatment guidelines. The supplements most commonly used are: Cysto Renew, CystoProtek, Desert Harvest Aloe, CystaQ.
Looking for support for your IC?
Come visit the IC Network's main website where you’ll find more than 50,000 patients participating in the ICN Support Forum.
Patients quickly learn that foods high in acid and/or caffeine and trigger IC flares. Learning about diet modification is essential. We recommend the following books: The IC Chef Cookbook, ICN Diet Guide Confident Choices: Customizing the IC Diet, A Taste of the Good Life: A Cookbook For An IC Diet
Do acidic foods irritate your bladder? Try the best acid reducing supplement: Prelief
What supplements are available?
The American Urology Association encourages patients to try OTC food supplements in Step One of their IC/BPS treatment guidelines. The supplements most commonly used are: Cysto Renew, CystoProtek, Desert Harvest Aloe, CystaQ.
Looking for support for your IC?
Come visit the IC Network's main website where you’ll find more than 50,000 patients participating in the ICN Support Forum.
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