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Solifenacin + tamsulosin (Vecalmys°/Vesomni°) in benign prostatic hyperplasia: not acceptable

 Marketing Authorisations   A fixed-dose combination of the antimuscarinic drug solifenacin and the alpha-1 blocker tamsulosin has been authorised in France and some other European countries to relieve the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia when monotherapy (of any kind) has been considered insufficiently effective.
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EDITORS' OPINION
Absurd!

It has long been known that by blocking the parasympathetic nervous system of the bladder, antimuscarinic drugs can cause problems with urination, and in some cases urinary retention...

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Source: "Solifenacin + tamsulosin (Vecalmys°) in benign prostatic hyperplasia" Prescrire Int 2024; 33 (263): 238-239. Subscribers only.

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