Genitourinary medicine
The medicines in this section include those used for treating genito-urinary problems. Urinary incontinence, the unwanted leaking of urine, can be managed by following practical self-help advice, but medicines such as solifenacin or oxybutynin can also help. An enlarged prostate gland can make it difficult to pass urine; medicines such as tamsulosin can relieve the symptoms and dutasteride can treat the condition. There are many different antibiotics available to treat or prevent urinary tract infections; trimethoprim and nitrofurantoin are common examples. Erectile dysfunction is commonly treated with medicines such as sildenafil and tadalafil.
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- Alfuzosin for prostate gland enlargement
- Alprostadil for erectile dysfunction
- Avanafil for erectile dysfunction
- Clindamycin cream for bacterial vaginosis
- Clotrimazole for vaginal thrush
- Danazol capsules
- Dapoxetine tablets
- Darifenacin tablets
- Doxazosin - an alpha-blocker
- Duloxetine for urinary symptoms
- Dutasteride for prostate gland enlargement
- Econazole for vaginal thrush
- Fenticonazole for vaginal thrush
- Fesoterodine tablets
- Finasteride for prostate gland enlargement
- Flavoxate tablets
- Hyoscine butylbromide tablets
- Indoramin - an alpha-blocker
- Metronidazole vaginal gel for bacterial vaginosis
- Miconazole for vaginal thrush
- Mirabegron for urinary symptoms
- Nitrofurantoin for urine infections
- Norfloxacin tablets for infection
- Ofloxacin tablets for infection
- Oxybutynin
- Podophyllotoxin for anogenital warts
- Prazosin - an alpha-blocker
- Propantheline tablets
- Propiverine
- Sildenafil for erectile dysfunction
- Sodium citrate for cystitis
- Solifenacin
- Tadalafil for erectile dysfunction or enlarged prostate
- Tamsulosin for prostate gland enlargement
- Terazosin - an alpha-blocker
- Tolterodine
- Tranexamic acid for bleeding
- Trimethoprim for infections
- Trospium
- Vardenafil for erectile dysfunction