Upon further sub-stratification of this group, 39 of the 53 patients, while receiving multiple scheduled substances, did not receive the same class of controlled substance (i.e. There was no significant gender difference between those patients ( p=0.53). On initial analysis, 53 (13.5%) of patients had been prescribed multiple scheduled substances.
Of these, 247 patients (62.2%) had a diagnosis of IC/BPS, 137 (34.3%) had a diagnosis of PFD, 23 patients (5.8%) had a diagnosis of prostatitis, and 35 (8.75%) had a diagnosis of pelvic pain. In total, 397 patients with IC/BPS, CP/CPPS, pelvic pain, and PFD were included ( Table 1).
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