What is the best first choice oral drug therapy for OAB?
Arun SahaiDudley RobinsonPaul AbramsAlan WeinSachin MaldePublished in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2024)
Current oral pharmacotherapy in managing OAB is limited by adverse events, adherence and persistence problems. Both antimuscarinics and beta 3 agonists are efficacious but most clinical trials demonstrate significant placebo effects in this field. Personalizing treatment to the individual seems a logical approach to OAB. There is a need for better treatments and further studies are required of existing treatments with high quality longer term outcomes.