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IC Self Screener
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The following IC Self-Screener was developed specifically to help evaluate the symptoms of IC and to help doctors come to a quicker diagnosis of the condition. If you've already been diagnosed with IC, the Self-Screener can be used as a helpful tool for tracking the progress of your treatment.

This short questionnaire will measure the symptoms associated with IC, based on pain, urgency and frequency of urination. Complete all of the questions and then take it to your doctor.

For each question, please select the response that best describes how you feel. Then click SEE RESULTS to go to a printable page you can take to your next appointment.

1 How many times do you go to the bathroom during the day?
 
 3-6   7-10   11-14   15-19   20+
   
     
2 a.   How many times do you go to the bathroom at night?
 
 0   1   2   3   4+
     
  b. If you get up at night to go to the bathroom, does it bother you?
 
 Never   Mildly   Moderately   Severely
     
 
3 Are you currently sexually active?
 
Yes  No
   
     
4 a.  If you are sexually active, do you now or have you ever had pain or the urge to urinate during or after sexual intercourse?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
     
  b. If you have pain or the urge to urinate, does it make you avoid sexual intercourse?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
     
 
5 Do you have pain associated with your bladder or in your pelvis (vagina, lower abdomen, urethra, perineum, testes, or scrotum)?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
   
     
6 a.  If you have pain, is it usually:
 
 Mild   Moderate   Severe
     
  b. Does your pain bother you?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
     
 
7 Do you have urgency after going to the bathroom?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
   
     
8 a.  If you feel the urge to urinate, is it usually:
 
 Mild   Moderate   Severe
     
  b. Does this urge bother you?
 
 Never   Occasionally   Usually   Always
     
 
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