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Office management of urinary incontinence among older patients

Christopher Frank and Agata Szlanta
Canadian Family Physician November 2010; 56 (11) 1115-1120;
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    Concurrent use of anticholinergic and cholinesterase inhibitors

    At the end of your article, you wrote that the patient continued to you donepezil and tolterodine was tried but it was stopped due to mild confusion. My understanding is that anticholinergics and cholinesterase inhibitors are generally not used at the same time because they are might cancel each other out. Could you please comment on this point.

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Christopher Frank, Agata Szlanta
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