4Interstitial Cystitis Treatments
Nerve Stimulation
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation or TENS utilizes mild electrical pulses to alleviate pain and relieve urinary frequency. Also, the technique can boost blood flow to your bladder. This might strengthen muscles that are responsible for controlling the bladder or stimulate the release of chemicals that block pain. During this procedure, electrical wires can be put on the lower back. The frequency and length of time can vary.
Another option is sacral nerve stimulation. This procedure can stimulate sacral nerves, which connects your bladder with the spinal cord. The effect can alleviate urinary urgency caused by interstitial cystitis. [4]















