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Oral Sodium Phosphate Side-Effects Could be a Sign of Acute Kidney Injury
As Keller & Keller continues to monitor our clients' potential oral sodium phosphate (OSP) cases, many people have asked about potential side-effects related to OSP. Many times people will show symptoms before they realize they are suffering from acute kidney injury.Please view our latest library document: "What are the Side Effects of Colonoscopy Preps? OsmoPrep, Visicol, Fleet Oral Sodium Phosphates? " for more information regarding any potential risks associated with OSP's, over-the-counter Fleet products, or prescription medications such as OsmoPrep and Visicol.
Remember, the ONLY way to determine if the function of your kidneys has been compromised is to have your doctor perform a simple blood test.
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