About scopolamine butyl bromide
Antispasmodic anticholinergic
Used for
- Relieves stomach and intestinal cramps
- Relieves cramps of the bile ducts or urinary tract
Usual adult dose
Usually 10–20 mg by mouth, up to four times daily, depending on the condition.
Usual dose in children
For children aged 6–12 years, usually 10 mg by mouth three times daily. Not generally used under 6.
Common side effects
- Dry mouth
- Blurred vision
- Fast heartbeat
- Constipation or difficulty urinating
Important warnings
- Seek urgent care for severe or persistent abdominal pain, especially with fever or vomiting.
- Use cautiously with glaucoma, bowel blockage, or difficulty urinating.
- May cause blurred vision; avoid driving until vision is clear.
Pregnancy
Use only when a healthcare professional considers it necessary; pregnancy safety information is limited.
Breastfeeding
Information is limited; use only when a healthcare professional considers it necessary.
Interactions
- Other anticholinergic medicines may increase side effects.
- Some antihistamines, antidepressants, and medicines for Parkinson’s disease may increase anticholinergic effects.
- Metoclopramide may have reduced effects when used together.
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