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Miscellaneous genitourinary tract agents

What are Miscellaneous genitourinary tract agents?

Genitourinary tract agents are medicines, which are used to treat conditions of the reproductive organs and excretory system or urinary tract. They include medicines used for bladder spasms, urinary pH modifiers, medicines for erectile dysfunction in men and medicines that suppress uterine contractions to prevent preterm labor.

List of Miscellaneous genitourinary tract agents

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
Elmiron (Pro)
Generic name: pentosan polysulfate sodium
7.3
 106 reviews
Pyridium
Generic name: phenazopyridine
7.5
 34 reviews
Uricalm
Generic name: phenazopyridine
7.1
 31 reviews
Azo-Standard
Generic name: phenazopyridine
8.4
 21 reviews
Azo Urinary Pain Relief
Generic name: phenazopyridine
4.8
 16 reviews
Uristat
Generic name: phenazopyridine
7.4
 6 reviews
Urecholine (Pro)
Generic name: bethanechol
8.8
 2 reviews
Prostigmin Bromide
Generic name: neostigmine
10
 1 review
Lithostat (Pro)
Generic name: acetohydroxamic acid
9.0
 1 review
Thiola EC (Pro)
Generic name: tiopronin 		No reviews
Thiola (Pro)
Generic name: tiopronin
8.0
 No reviews
Tham (Pro)
Generic name: tromethamine 		No reviews
Rimso-50 (Pro)
Generic name: dimethyl sulfoxide 		No reviews
Re-Azo
Generic name: phenazopyridine
8.0
 No reviews
Pyridiate
Generic name: phenazopyridine 		No reviews
Prostigmin (Pro)
Generic name: neostigmine 		No reviews
Prodium
Generic name: phenazopyridine 		No reviews
Entadfi (Pro)
Generic name: finasteride / tadalafil 		No reviews
Cryoserv
Generic name: dimethyl sulfoxide 		No reviews
Calcibind
Generic name: cellulose sodium phosphate 		No reviews
Bloxiverz (Pro)
Generic name: neostigmine 		No reviews
Baridium
Generic name: phenazopyridine 		No reviews
Azo-Septic
Generic name: phenazopyridine 		No reviews
Azo-Gesic
Generic name: phenazopyridine 		No reviews
For ratings, users were asked how effective they found the medicine while considering positive/adverse effects and ease of use (1 = not effective, 10 = most effective).

See also

Medical conditions associated with miscellaneous genitourinary tract agents:

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