My daughter has been on Oxybutynin for about a year and a half for her overactive bladder (she's nine and a half), and it seems to have stopped working. She is having frequent "accidents," and they have more and more urine as time passes. We have an appt. with the pediatric urologist in March, but I was curious. Thanks
Can Oxybutynin stop working after a while?
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- 30 Dec 2009 by threegirlsmom
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- overactive bladder, oxybutynin
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Marvell17 Jan 2010
Her urologist is the best person to talk to for the right information. I don't know of a child using oxybutynin and don't know about the results. So please hang in there. All the best.
Please try the forum. Someone may be able to share their experiences.
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