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Anticholinergic / Opioid Combinations

Anticholinergic / opioid combinations are used to treat pain. They work by reducing spasms in the urinary tract that cause pain.

Why are anticholinergic opioid combinations prescribed?

  1. Pain (100%)
  2. Diarrhea (0%)

Key takeaways

Anticholinergic / opioid combinations are used to treat bladder pain and diarrhea. These medications work by combining the pain-relieving effects of opioids with the muscle-relaxing properties of anticholinergics. Some of these medications come in oral forms, while others are available as suppositories. Examples include belladonna / opium and difenoxin / atropine (Motofen). Your prescriber can help you choose the form that best fits your needs.

Prices for popular Anticholinergic / Opioid Combinations medications
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belladonna / opium

as low as$97
BELLADONNA; OPIUM treats severe pain caused by bladder spasms. It is prescribed when other pain medications have not worked or cannot be tolerated. It works by relaxing the muscles of the bladder, which decreases spasms. It also blocks pain signals in the brain. It is a combination of an antispasmodic and an opioid.
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Motofen

as low as$227
DIFENOXIN; ATROPINE treats diarrhea. It works by slowing down an overactive bowel, which decreases the number of bowel movements you have. It belongs to a group of medications called antidiarrheals.
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