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interstitial cystitis in women. Interstitial cystitis or I see is a complex condition that is identified by chronic inflammation of the bladder muscle layers, discomfort can range from a mild burning sensation to sever pan. The degree of discomfort can be persistent or infrequent. Women are most likely to develop. I see, but Children and allotment can get it as well. I see is also known as painful bladder syndrome, bladder pants syndrome and chronic pelvic pan. About 90 of patients of interstitial cystitis are women. It has became so prevalent in today's world that people have organized an icy awareness week in its names because research says, I see. Percents are often wrongly diagnosed with some any other disease. But if you know about this disease, its causes and its risk factors than it becomes easier for you and your filthy um, to treat interstitial cystitis. That is why we are going to talk to you in detail about this disease. Now, let's get started with our two days video on interstitial cystitis in women. What causes interstitial cystitis in women? The exact cause of icy isn't round. But researchers postulate that several factors made them is the lining of the bladder and therefore trigger the disorder. This includes first trauma to the bladder lining, second excessive stretching of bladder, usually due to long periods without a bathroom break. Third weekend of dysfunctional pelvic floor muscles. Fourth autoimmune disorders, 5th reputed bacterial infections, sixth hypersensitivity or inflammation of pelvic nerves. Seven spinal called trauma. Many people with icy also have irritable Bowl syndrome. Some researchers believe that I see maybe part of a generalized inflammatory disorder that affects multiple organ systems in the body. Researchers are also investigating the possibility that people may inherited genetically, although it is not common, I'll see has been reported in the blood relatives. Research is ongoing to determine the cause of I. C. And to develop more effective treatments. You also need to remember symptoms may worsen if a person with interstitial cystitis gets a urinary tract infection