Two cases of interstitial cystitis complicated with fibromyalgia syndrome are reported. These diseases have some similar points regarding symptoms, treatment methods and neurotransmitters causatively involved. The symptoms are hardly recognized. It is important to have knowledge about the disease of fibromyalgia syndrome.

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