Antimuscarinic

These anticholinergic drugs block the activity of muscarinic receptors and decrease the motility of smooth muscle tone. But it increases blood pressure and heart rate. Side effects include dry mouth, urine retention, constipation, and hot and flushed skin.

  
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What are the causes of frequent urination and incontinence?

Query: Hi doctor, A few months ago after having a couple of falls, my mother was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy by a neurologist. Last week, she suddenly started to experience urinary incontinence. Over the past few days she has complained of the urge to pass urine quite often and sometimes...  Read Full »


Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The increased frequency of urination and urinary incontinence are due to bladder overactivity. Your mother should undergo an urodynamic study to know what exactly is happening in the bladder during filling. I think she will get good benefit by taking antimuscarinics like ...  Read Full »

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