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- Tablets
- Tablets (slow release)
On recommendation from specialist team.
Immediate release tablets are preferred. Modified release may be used for patients with intolerable side effects to IR formulation
- Elixir
- Liquid
- Oral solution
- Oral suspension
- Patches
- Topical solution
Available to purchase over the counter if the patient, and their condition, are suitable for self-care.
- Oral solution
Glycopyrronium is a treatment choice after oxybutynin and propantheline if they have not been tolerated or have not been effective.
1mg/5ml oral solution sugar free.
Off-label use and much more expensive than other treatment options in primary care.
DO NOT prescribe 400mcg/ml due to high cost
Initiation, a minimum of 1 month supply, and a review by the specialist team before transfer to primary care can be requested.
- Tablets
Glycopyrronium is a treatment choice after oxybutynin and propantheline if they have not been tolerated or have not been effective.
Oral solution 1mg/5ml is the more cost-effective oral glycopyrronium. Tablets should be reserved for patients requiring high doses.
Initiation, a minimum of 1 month supply, and a review by the specialist team before transfer to primary care can be requested.
- Cream
Glycopyrronium is a treatment choice after oxybutynin and propantheline if they have not been tolerated or have not been effective.
For severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis in line with NICE TA1175
Primary Care may be asked to prescribe on recommendation from the specialist team.
- Tablets
On recommendation from specialist team.
For those with intolerable side effects or inefficacy to oxybutinin.
- Injection