Myrbetrig
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I took Myrbetriq for about the same amount of time with no results, so I stopped taking it. Later I found out that if you have bladder retention it should not be taken. I retained a great deal. That experience was several years ago. As a result, I no longer see that urologist, and have had a prostatectomy for prostate cancer, gleason 7, with a combined diverticulotomy. Now, I'm dealing with those side affects. To be honest, I have dealt with incontinence issues for some time which I have learned to manage without drugs. I'd rather wear protection of some kind without feeling light headed, dry mouth, etc. as well as being able to void. Drugs don't always work for everyone.
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none of the meds have worked for me. This one in particular is insanely expensive too. Like all the other drugs, it had crap side effects and a minimal impact on my symptoms. I'm done with treatments. I'm happier just managing it with diapers. While I certainly don't like wearing them, I've become very accustomed to it and am just moving on.
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I have been taking Mybetriq for a little over a year, and it works very well for me, with minimal side effects. I also do Kegels, and I have lost some weight, so I plan to ask my MD to try a lower dose the next time I see her. Damp - I read the patient insert that arrives with every Rx I take so I don't get any surprises. A pharmacist often knows more about medications than an MD does.
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