Clinical dosing of Bethanechol:

1. Begins at the highest effective dose to obtain a rapid response
2. Starts at 5 mg to 10 mg PO and is repeated every hour until a satisfactory clinical response is achieved
3. Requires dosing only once daily
4. Is the same for both the oral and parenteral route


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