Correction of microcirculatory disorders in patients with overactive bladder
<i>THE AIM. </i>To study the efficiency of use vasoactive drugs in complex treatment of women with overactive bladder (OAB). <i>PATIENTS AND METHODS. </i>150 women with OAB were treated. In addition to standard anticholinergic therapy, some patients, noted a lack of efficacy of treatment, was additionally appointed corrector of microcirculation. <i>RESULTS</i>. Studies have shown high efficiency of the joint appointment of anticholinergic and vasoactive drugs for the treatment of OAB. Conducted therapy resulted in a significant reduction in severity of symptoms of OAB. <i>CONCLUSION</i>. Lack of efficacy of M-cholinergic OAB therapy was due to impaired blood flow in the wall of the bladder in such patients. It seems appropriate an inclusion of vasoactive drugs in complex therapy of OAB.