The nurse should teach the patient who is taking oxybutynin as prescribed after having a hypospadias repaired surgically that the purpose of this medicine is to relieve bladder spasms.
Bladder spasms happen when your bladder muscles tighten or constrict. These spasms cause an increased need to pee as well as a burning feeling when you release urine. Bladder spasms are frequently synonymous with OBA, which stands for overactive bladder. While they are two distinct disorders, they are strongly associated. Bladder spasms might indicate a urinary tract infection, interstitial cystitis, a neurological illness, or just drinking too much alcohol or coffee.
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