BPC-157 for Treatment-Resistant Bladder Pain Syndrome Study: Lee, Walker & Ayadi, Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine , 2024 | Patients: 12 women (ages 39-76) | Design: Pilot study, IRB-approved | Dose: 10 mg BPC-157 injected intravesically (into bladder wall) during cystoscopy Results: 10 of 12 patients (83%) reported 100% complete resolution of symptoms
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