When living with incontinence, whether short-term as a result of surgery, or living with an ongoing condition, you want to feel safe, clean, and covered. The best medication to address your bowel incontinence will depend on the cause and your unique medical history. Some medications will be best suited for urinary incontinence, stress incontinence, or urge incontinence. Other treatments are designed for use during menopause or to aid with an overactive bladder. Your healthcare professional may prescribe darifenacin to ease an overactive bladder, or oxybutynin to help with frequent urination. Tolterodine is also a common treatment to calm urination urgency. Speaking with your doctor regarding the root cause of your bowel incontinence or that of a loved one will be the best step towards feeling confident with your bladder and bowel control.