Prostate and Desmopressin Spray

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Hi everyone,

Please can someone answer this? Last week I

saw my Uro and he prescribed me Desmopressin 0.83mcg/spray due to I have 3-4 trips, and stop and start urinating several times at night, today I went to the pharmacy they said is not cover by insurance and its costs $700 for 10 times use. Does any one have experience with this?

Thank You in advance.

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  • Posted

    Hi there

    i do have BPH and do take desmopressin but not for BPH. I have found that it does lessen nightime trips however. I take .1 mg tablets. it is covered by insurance(medicare) in US. I take 3-4 tabs/day and

    90 day cost is mid 200's without insurance. With insurance it was much much less . 20 or 30 dollars if I remember right. I take desmopressin for diabetes insipidus.

    Tom C

    • Posted

      hey tjcal I have searched your condition and I think I have the same issue. Every time I pee I have very very foamy urine, and also a burning feeling that goes up and down. Do any of these symptoms sound familiar?

  • Posted

    Hi you all

    I have used Desmopressin spray and not for BPH , it has been twice before prostate biopsy and then FLA and it has been due to I'm hemophilic and it helps releasing factor VIII from cells , both times I had to drink very little amount of liquid as its main effect is to retain fluids in the body it is also called antidiuretic hormone , I would rather do self cath before going to bed to empty bladder .

  • Posted

    In response to drummer.

    No I don't really suffer from foamy urine or any pain or burning. Just frequent urination and excessive thirst.

    TJCAL

    • Posted

      Ty for replying this information it is definately helpful. Cheers

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