interstitial cystitis treatment in Houston, TX

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Interstitial Cystitis: the Mean Mimic

Interstitial cystitis (IC) causes pain as the bladder fills. Science doesn’t fully understand what causes it. Worse, accurate diagnoses take approximately 2 years, because IC mimics recurrent bladder infections.

That doesn’t mean there isn’t help. Dr. Christi has developed an Interstitial Cystitis Pathway with many treatment options that can be tailored to your symptoms and needs.

Treatment Details

Treatment type

Customized treatment plan

Treatment frequency

Varies depending on plan

Treatment time

Varies depending on treatment recommended

Downtime

Varies depending on treatment choices

What It Treats

Interstitial cystitis symptoms

Known contributive conditions

How It Works

Benefits of Interstitial Cystitis Treatment in Houston, TX

The Interstitial Cystitis Pathway at ChristiMD Medical Group can provide:

Improved bladder pain relief

Lessened urinary urgency

Treatment confidence (IC Pathway is guided by American Urological Association)

Multiple avenues to help with painful bladder syndrome

A doctor with proven success and years of experience

Real results

Results from the Interstitial Cystitis Pathway

Patients find success with many different treatments. Dr. Christi will help guide you, evaluating every step of the way to achieve the best results.

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a passionate, experienced medical team

About ChristiMD Medical Group

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ChristiMD Medical Group provides a trustworthy and welcoming space for men and women alike, offering the most advanced medical treatments available under one roof. Dr. Christi is double board certified in urology and urogynecology, with over 26 years of experience.

We’ve helped thousands of patients across Texas experience positive, life-changing results. Better doctor. Better techniques. Better results.

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