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Taking Torsnix, Have Urinary Incontinence. Is Medicine Causing This?

my brother s blood cretinine is 1.2 and blood urea is 40, he is taking torsnix 10 mg and he has lost bedder control of urine kindly suggest something in this regard. the email address is YYYY@YYYY i want to know whether the excess flow of urine is due this medicine and he should continue this medicine or not.
Thu, 5 Sep 2013
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Respected Sir/Madam
Thanks for your query to us.
1. No, the incontinence is not a direct effect of torsinex.
2. Yes, torsinex is associated with excessive urine formation as it is the main effect of this drug belonging to diuretic class.
Some patient may develop incontinence when excessive urine is formed but that depends upon patient profile which is not available in your query. Neither it is clear that why he was given torsinex therapy. He should be seen by a neurologist as well as urologist for this issue.
Sincerely
Sukhvinder
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Taking Torsnix, Have Urinary Incontinence. Is Medicine Causing This?

Respected Sir/Madam Thanks for your query to us. 1. No, the incontinence is not a direct effect of torsinex. 2. Yes, torsinex is associated with excessive urine formation as it is the main effect of this drug belonging to diuretic class. Some patient may develop incontinence when excessive urine is formed but that depends upon patient profile which is not available in your query. Neither it is clear that why he was given torsinex therapy. He should be seen by a neurologist as well as urologist for this issue. Sincerely Sukhvinder