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What does oxybutynin do? have a ureter stent. does that help me not to pee every fine? they gave me that and pain meds.
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Relax bladder: This classic medication decreases contractility of smooth muscle and therefore decreases bladder contractility and bladder spasms. If you have a stent in place after perhaps a ureteral stone procedure, Oxybutynin can make you more comfortable while your healing process continues. You will be well soon.
Answered 1/9/2018
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