Ditropan and Constipation: What Users Say
Reviews for Ditropan
- Anonymous
- October 19, 2010
For Urinary Frequency "Gave me constipation and bloating - worse than the problem it was supposed to treat."
- Anonymous
- September 27, 2011
For Urinary Frequency "Had constipation side effect. Effectiveness greatly diminishes after 1-2 months."
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For Urinary Incontinence "Was on them for almost 3 years. I had my gallbladder removed 2 months beforehand. I then started taking Ditropan and got dry mouth, dry nose. I then started getting spasmodic stomach pains, nausea, occasional sickness, bloating, and constipation. At its worst, I had two admissions to the hospital by ambulance and was put on a morphine drip. I saw my GP, was referred to a gastroenterologist, and then to a specialist. I had a scan, MRI scan, and endoscopy as the medical “experts” thought it was gallbladder debris. Each time I asked if it could be any of the medication I was taking. Answer: No. I was concerned that this drug could be linked to dementia. Reading up on the side effects, all my symptoms I was experiencing were exactly the same as listed. Since coming off these tablets, the symptoms have stopped, and I’ve taken great pleasure in informing the medics of the cessation of these symptoms."