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Oxybutynin-Induced Reflux Esophagitis
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Oxybutynin has less anticholinergic activity than propantheline bromide. Therefore, oxybutynin is often preferentially prescribed for patients at risk of morbid complications of atropine-like adverse effects. We report a case of oxybutynin-induced reflux esophagitis. This probably resulted from the anticholinergic action of oxybutynin, which decreased lower esophageal sphincter tone. We outline a management approach for patients who experience this adverse effect due to oxybutynin or other commonly prescribed medications.
Title: Oxybutynin-Induced Reflux Esophagitis
Description:
Oxybutynin has less anticholinergic activity than propantheline bromide.
Therefore, oxybutynin is often preferentially prescribed for patients at risk of morbid complications of atropine-like adverse effects.
We report a case of oxybutynin-induced reflux esophagitis.
This probably resulted from the anticholinergic action of oxybutynin, which decreased lower esophageal sphincter tone.
We outline a management approach for patients who experience this adverse effect due to oxybutynin or other commonly prescribed medications.
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