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MEDICATIONS THAT INFLUENCE LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION
Sum Lam, Kristine Talley, Eric S. Rovner
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Urinary incontinence (UI) is characterized by the involuntary loss of urine, which can result from various factors affecting the urethra and bladder. The chapter outlines different types of UI, including stress UI, urgency UI, and overflow incontinence, and discusses the pharmacological treatments available for these conditions. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring therapeutic outcomes and managing adverse effects associated with medications used to treat UI.
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