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Does oxybutynin have the side effect of dryness during sexual activity?

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Yes: Oxybutynin works by inhibiting certain nerves that control bladder function. However one of the side effects is decrease in secretions throughout the body. It can cause dry mouth, dry eyes, constipation as well as decrease in vaginal lubrication.

Answered 6/28/2018

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