UCPPS - Prostatitis, Interstitial Cystitis Forum

Mine started in late November. In winter I have way more trouble staying warm than anyone I've ever known. (I even suspected hypothyroidism, but my TSH is ok even my the most stringent standards.)

Well I guess I understand after all, since the strongest evidence in favor of PFD therapy is still (unless I'm mistaken) the uncontrolled experience of the clinic at Stanford. Hopefully the inevitable controlled study will be undertaken by someone before too long.

I vaguely reckoned that there was an explanation of that kind, but I'm still very surprised, given what he was discussing, that he didn't work in one single parenthetical or passing allusion to PFD - since you'd think he would feel it's sort of a public health emergency that most uro's (and of cours...

Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm absolutely baffled that Anderson, co-author of AHIP, gets in front of a large group of uro's for a quick talk about new work in IC and CPPS pathogenesis and therapy - and doesnt mention PFD? Did I recently slip into a parallel dimension or something?

I read the full paper, but this I didn't understand this at all: "stimulus intensity of 15 mA~23 mA and duration of 20 minutes." Does that mean they were actually running juice in to people? Anyway, it looks like if so it was just for a moment, in order to signal them to begin a 10-second ...