Which medication relieves "leaking" of urine resulting from an overactive bladder?
A) Diuretics
B) Antibiotics
C) Antispasmodics
D) Estrogens
E) Potassium supplements

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Antispasmodics are medications that help to relax the bladder muscle and relieve the urge to urinate frequently or urgently. This is effective in treating overactive bladder and can also alleviate urinary leaking. Diuretics increase the production of urine and can worsen symptoms of overactive bladder, antibiotics are used to treat infections but do not treat the symptoms of overactive bladder, estrogens may be used in women to help with urinary incontinence related to menopause but do not specifically treat overactive bladder, and potassium supplements are not indicated for treating urinary incontinence.

Which Medication Relieves "Leaking" of Urine Resulting from an Overactive