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Men's Health |
Anticholinergic drugs side effects10/23/2007 |
I`ve taken several different drugs for overactive bladder and have found a noticeable diminishment in orgasm (difficult to acheive, strength and duration). Isn`t there anything that works without this side effect?
This may be a class side effect, meaning due to all anticholinergic meds. I can only suggest that you sample all the different anticholinergic meds and see if any are better. I'm sorry there isn't a better answer.
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Allen D Seftel, MD Professor Department of Urology University Hospitals School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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