Period Chats - A hormone wellness podcast. Understanding Bladder Health and Interstitial Cystitis: Bladder Health with Callie Krajcir - Interstitial Cystitis Dietitian
Understanding Interstitial Cystitis: Bladder Health with Callie Krajcir - Interstitial Cystitis Dietitian
Description: Explore the world of interstitial cystitis with expert dietician Callie as she shares her personal experience and valuable insights. Discover the symptoms, treatment options, and the crucial role of diet in managing this chronic condition. Gain a comprehensive understanding of interstitial cystitis and its impact on bladder health.
Key Highlights:
Learn about interstitial cystitis, a chronic condition affecting millions of individuals.
Understand the challenges in diagnosing interstitial cystitis and differentiating it from urinary tract infections.
Discover effective treatment paths and multidisciplinary approaches for managing interstitial cystitis.
Explore the role of diet in interstitial cystitis and how to identify dietary triggers.
Gain insights into the hormone component of interstitial cystitis, particularly its fluctuation during the menstrual cycle.
Uncover the impact of interstitial cystitis on pregnancy and fertility.
Key Talking Points:
[00:25] What is interstitial cystitis and its characteristic symptoms.
[03:07] Callies's personal journey of discovering she had interstitial cystitis.
[08:43] Understanding the causes and potential triggers of interstitial cystitis.
[10:22] Exploring the treatment path for interstitial cystitis.
[14:06] The role of diet in interstitial cystitis and strategies for identifying dietary triggers.
[21:44] Exploring the hormone component of interstitial cystitis and its relationship with the menstrual cycle.
[25:02] Addressing the impact of interstitial cystitis on pregnancy and fertility.
Noteworthy Quotes:
"Don't feel compelled to follow the IC diet forever. Discovering your limits can improve confidence with eating and overcome food fear."
"Understanding the role of food and identifying triggers is crucial for our population."
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