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Got an overactive bladder what medication will the doc give me ?
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Overactive bladder: Many medications are available to treat overactive bladder. Most of them help to reduce bladder spasm. Your doctor can explain how they work and possible side effects. We can not predict which medication your doctor might suggest.
Answered 6/9/2015
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