Stomach
Oxybutynin (Oxytrol for women) and your FAA medical
Bladder medication
Other names: Oxytrol, Oxytrol for Women
FAA guidance
Do not fly while taking it.
FAA label
NO GO
The FAA's over-the-counter guide lists oxybutynin (Oxytrol for women) in its No Go column, among the products to avoid, which it says can cause incapacitation, and says oxybutynin can cause sedation and dizziness.
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The guide says to wait at least five dosage intervals after the last dose before flying if the pilot takes any of its No Go medications or has previously had side effects from the medication. Oxybutynin taken by mouth has its own entry.
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4. NO GO Medications:
If you take any of the NO GO medications listed in the OTC Medications Reference Table OR if you have previously had side effects from the medication, wait at least five (5) dosage intervals after the last dose before flying.
AVOID
These can cause incapacitation.
NO GO
Urinary tract Infections
Oxybutynin (Oxytrol for women
Oxybutynin can cause sedation and dizziness.