… Urinary incontinence (UI) is a common collection of bladder disorders that affects about 15
… However, the focus of this review is a range of urinary symptoms collectively referred to as …

… agents are prescribed, including agents indicated for the treatment of urge urinary incontinence
(UUI), the involuntary loss of urine … review of current pharmacological agents used to …

… Atropine resistance, ie contraction agents is founded more on tradition … of urinary incontinence,
agents specifically importance in normal human bladder muscle [1]. used to treat urinary …

… The autonomic nervous system assumes primary control over the two functions of the LUT
(bladder filling/storage and bladder emptying); however, there are no pharmacologic agents …

… Another category of pharmacologic agents used for managing urinary … urinary incontinence,
especially urge urinary incontinence. To move one step forward, should we test new agents …

… Urgency urinary incontinence is an involuntary loss of urine associated with urgency. … agents
available (Table 3). Despite the clinical advantages of many of the pharmacological agents …

… , stress urinary incontinence (SUI) involves involuntary urine … for urinary incontinence
depends on the type of incontinence, the … muscle therapy Oral pharmacologic agents α-Adrenergic …

… Citation2 Urinary incontinence is classified as stress urinary … Agents Table 2 provides an
overview of the most attractive new agents for pharmacological treatment of urinary incontinence…

… Therefore, to optimally suppress urgency and incontinence, pharmacologic therapy must
be combined with behavioral modification. Anticholinergic agents do not significantly alter …

… of stress and urge known as mixed urinary incontinence (MUI). … on pharmacological treatment
of urinary incontinence until 2008 … of these agents (70–80%) is reasonably acceptable. …