and can you take it when you have a flare up of symptoms? and stop when they seize or does it have to be a consistent dosage?
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ElizaJane2313 Oct 2011
I have intersistial cystitis - bladder pain. My Urologist said I can use the Proced-DS on an ongoing basis. I find if I start taking it at the first sign of bladder pain, then take it consistently for a couple of days, that it helps a lot. For me, I stop taking it awhile after the pain goes away. Best to always ask your doctor though as you may have different medical conditions and prescriptions that need to be taken into consideration. Regards -
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