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the female menstrual cycle. Based on this predictions IC will investigated: first, that generalized in pain sensitivity, includes enhanced response somatic as well as visceral stimuli; second, that both clinical symptoms and responses to experimentally-evoked pain will be influenced
 the female menstrual cycle. BaSed on this hYpoheSis, Two PrEdicTionS regarding IC wiLL be iNvestigated: first, that IC Is assOcIAted WItH a genEralizeD InCREasE iN pAin SeNSiTivitY, whIch inclUdes enhancEd rEsPonse to somatIC aS well as visCerAl stimuli; and SecOnd, thaT bOth CLinicAl sYmptoMs and rESponseS to experiMeNTally-eVOked paiN WIlL be iNfluenced
 the female menstrual cycl e. Based o n thi s h ypo he sis,  two  predictions r e gard ing IC will be investi gated :f irst ,  t hat I C is as s oc i a ted  w it h a  g e ne raliz edincreas e in painsen si tivity, whic h  i ncludes en han ced response  to  somat ic  as wellasvisce ral st i muli;and secon d, that b o th clin i c al  sym ptoms and respons e st o experimental ly-evo ke d  p a i n w ill  be influe nc ed
 the_female menstrual_cycle. Based on this_hypohesis, two_predictions_regarding IC_will_be investigated: first,_that IC is_associated with a generalized_increase in pain_sensitivity,_which includes enhanced response to somatic as well as visceral stimuli; and second, that_both_clinical symptoms_and_responses_to experimentally-evoked pain will be_influenced