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What a generic drug instead oftolterodine. for bladder control ?
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See below: oxybutynin is commonly used for bladder control
Answered 11/17/2014
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OAB?: I presume you have been diagnosed with overactive bladder. There are many newer drugs for this which may not be available yet as a generic. Tolterodine is the generic of Detrol (tolterodine). Older drugs that work similarly and are available in generic, I believe, include hyoscyamine and oxybutynin. Work with your doctor to identify one that is effective and affordable. Best wishes:)
Answered 12/1/2014
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