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Having bladder spasm.taking spasmex 3 tablets daily since 2 months.i was feeling much better.but now againpain has increased.is it normal?
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Bladder spasm: When you started the medication were you tested for a UTI or STD? Have you had urodynamic testing performed? There could be an infection or other causes that the antispasmodic medication won't help.
Answered 3/15/2015
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