URISPAS

Urispas Information

Urispas is a popular medical product that is generally known under the name of Flavoxate. A treatment with this drug is able to effectively relieve urinary tract and / or bladder spasms.

Urispas Indications

Urispas Warnings

During your intake of this medicine you should avoid consuming alcoholic products (like beverages or medicines that are known to contain alcohol), as this could severely affect your treatment with this medicine, by increasing some of its unpleasant side effects. While you are following a treatment with Urispas, we recommend you to avoid becoming overheated, as this increases your risk of experiencing stroke (caused by decreased sweating).

Urispas is a category C FDA pregnancy drug. Therefore, it is not known whether the intake of this medicine during pregnancy could trigger several severe birth defects and / or birth complications or not. However, you should not start to follow a treatment with this drug if you are pregnant (you should ask your personal doctor if you may). During your intake of this drug you should use an effective birth control method in order to avoid becoming pregnant (such as condoms, diaphragm, and so on).

Urispas Intake Guidelines

We strongly advise you to ask your personal doctor to tell you exactly how you should take your each and every one of your doses of Urispas. Do not deviate from any of his or her instructions. If you somehow fail to understand some of them, you should refer to a nurse or to a pharmacist and ask dim or her for further explanations. If you want to know more about this medicine (Urispas) you should consult the product’s label. 

Each dose of Urispas ought to be accompanied by a full glass of liquid (water or juice). This drug should be stored at the average room temperature, away from heat, moisture and / or direct sunlight. It is best to store Urispas in a place that cannot be easily reached by either pets or children (in order to avoid unpleasant and possibly dangerous accidents such as poisoning). Do not keep this medicine in or near the bathroom or near the kitchen sink. Ask a pharmacist to tell you how you can properly dispose of unused medication.

Urispas Dosage

Urispas Overdose

If you suspect that you are suffering from an overdose with Urispas you are probably in need of immediate medical attention. You should alert your personal physician and your local poison control centre as soon as possible. If necessary, we advise you to go to the nearest emergency room where you should receive a proper treatment for your medical condition. An overdose with Urispas generally triggers some of these symptoms: restlessness, a fast heartbeat, irritability, tremor, seizures, hallucinations, delirium, flushing, vomiting, fever, nausea, and possibly coma.

Urispas Missed Dose

Each patient who is currently following a treatment with this medicine should try to take his or her doses of Urispas their due time. However, the patient happens to miss taking a dose of this drug he or she ought to contact their personal health care specialist and ask him or her for further instructions. Do not double dose without your personal physician’s direct approval, as this is known to increase your risks of developing an unwanted overdose with this medical product.

Urispas Side Effects

If you develop any of these severe side effects during your intake of Urispas you should immediately stop using this medicine and seek professional medical attention:

• an allergic reaction to this medicine or to its ingredients (closing of the throat; difficulty breathing; swelling of the tongue, lips, or face; sometimes even hives);
• an abnormal, fast or irregular heart rate.

A prolonged treatment with Urispas could also trigger a series of several other less severe side effects that are also much more common. You may continue using this medicine but you should immediately alert your personal physician in case you develop these side effects:

• Vomiting or Nausea;
• dry mouth;
• lightheadedness;
• dizziness;
• confusion;
• headache;
• dryness of the eyes;
• drowsiness;
• nervousness;
• large pupils;
• blurred vision;
• difficulty urinating.

Urispas Drug Reactions

Urispas (Flavoxate) is known to sometimes increase the effects of other medical products that generally cause drowsiness, like alcohol, antidepressants, sedatives (that are sometimes used in the treatment of insomnia), antihistamines, anxiety medicines, pain relievers, and muscle relaxants. Before you start a treatment with this drug you should inform your personal health care provider if you are following a treatment with any other drugs. There are other medicines that could harmfully interact with a treatment with Urispas. Ask your personal physician or a pharmacist for further information regarding this matter.

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