Belinda spotted this the other day, but hasn’t been able to post it so I said I would. It sounds like some of us should maybe be asking to change meds or, as Prof G says, "The moral of this story is that if you are on oxybutynin you should ask your general practitioner, continence advisor or neurologist to switch you to a newer generation anticholinergic."
Karen x
Good post, thank you. I take this and have done for a couple of years and its worked wonders, my Mum who is now 82 does not have MS was given this 6 years ago and her cognitive impairment declined. During tests for this the Doctors at the time blamed Oxybutinin and took her off it, there was a slight improvement in her but it was short lived and now has Dementia. I must remember to ask for an alternative, I don`t think the study names a replacement.