Are Utira-c tablets used in urology?

Answer by  mnielsen01 (360)

Utira-c is used in urology. It helps with infections or surgery. It is a pain-reliever and antiseptic that makes your urine more acidic.

Answer by  stressedone (166)

Yes, Utira-c is used for people with urinary frequency, pain, spasms that are usually caused by an infection or surgery. Utira-c is a combination medication that contains an antiseptic, pain reliever, and a medication to make urine more acidic. Care must be taken when using this medication as it contains a staining dye.

Answer by  jessyjuan (290)

These tablets are used in the field of urology for treating and/or preventing UTIs. I suffer from kidney stones and have taken it to help with the pain when urinating.

Answer by  soothsayer (500)

Utira-c is a combination drug commonly prescreibed by urologists for complaints of dysuria due to urinary tract infection. It has hyocinamine which is an atropine derivative and acts as an anti-spasmodic to relieve lower urinary tract symptoms like urgency,urinary spasms etc. The metanamine & methylene blue components have anti-bacteral properties while salicylate acts as an analgesic.

Answer by  PriscillaPresley (284)

Yes, they are. They are used for urinary frequency, pain, and spasms that are caused by surgery and/or infection. They are a combination medication.

Answer by  worker201689 (12)

This medication is used to relieve discomfort, pain, frequent urges to urinate, and cramping/spasms of the urinary tract caused by an infection or a medical procedure. This product alone is not a cure for a serious urinary tract infection. If you have a bacterial infection, an antibiotic is usually prescribed to treat it. Consult your doctor for more details.