Secretion of urine can be controlled with antispasmodics and analgesics.

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Antispasmodics and analgesics are medications used to relieve symptoms such as pain or spasms, but they do not control the secretion of urine. The secretion of urine is controlled by the kidneys and the bladder, and it is not affected by these medications. Urinary incontinence or other urinary problems may require different treatments such as behavioral therapy, pelvic floor muscle exercises, or other medications specifically designed to target these issues.

Secretion of Urine Can Be Controlled with Antispasmodics and Analgesics