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Oxybutrin

A MyMSTeam Member asked a question 💭
Perry, OK

I might have spelled it wrong but does anyone take anything for night time incontinence? Does it help?

May 22
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Members responded to a question about oxybutynin for nighttime incontinence with a wide range of personal experiences and medication options,... Read more

Members responded to a question about oxybutynin for nighttime incontinence with a wide range of personal experiences and medication options, including mirabegron, solifenacin, tolterodine, Gemtesa, and bladder Botox injections. Several members shared helpful tips like limiting fluids after 7-8pm, trying pumpkin seed oil supplements, pelvic floor exercises, and using incontinence pads as a practical backup. A recurring theme was that no single solution works for everyone, and members encouraged each other to push for urologist referrals, ask about drug interactions, and keep advocating for themselves.

A MyMSTeam Member

I have just resorted to wearing guards and while they are not perfect they do help some, but only some, through the night.

June 30
A MyMSTeam Member

Drink 4 beers instead of 14

May 22
A MyMSTeam Member

Haven't tried it, sorry. Be really careful with Gabepentin guys, It's not as safe as they tell you. If you stop, be sure you have the Dr. Help you. Week in the hospital, it made me sick, I stopped talking it and didn't tell the Dr. Big mistake.

June 30
A MyMSTeam Member

I had incontinence a couple times at night after I was put back on baclofen. Once I got used to taking 20 mg of baclofen 3 times a day, I have no longer had a problem with nighttime incontinence.

June 29
A MyMSTeam Member

Try to stop consuming liquids around 7pm-8pm.
That should help with running to the toilet every 2 hours!

June 29

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