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Fleet Phospho Soda FAQs

Q. What are oral sodium phosphate solutions?

A. Oral sodium phosphate solutions, also known as OSPS, are used to clean the bowel before a colonoscopy or bowel surgery. They are also commonly used as a laxative. A popular oral sodium phosphate solution, Fleet Phospho-Soda is available without a prescription. Unfortunately, when used as a bowel cleanser, Fleet Phospho-Soda can lead to serious kidney problems including acute phosphate nephropathy and kidney failure.

Q. What can I do if I have developed kidney problems after taking Fleet Phospho-Soda?

A. If you have developed kidney problems after taking Fleet Phospho-Soda or other oral sodium phosphate solutions, you may be able to seek compensation. Our Fleet-Phospho-Soda recall lawyers are dedicated to holding manufacturers responsible for the side effects caused by their products. If you still have the product, it is important to retain it and record when you took Fleet Phospho Soda and the date symptoms developed. To determine whether you are eligible for a Fleet Phospho-Soda lawsuit, fill out our free, no risk case evaluation form.

Q. Are there risk factors associated with kidney problems caused by Fleet Phospho-Soda?

A. Yes. Individuals have an increased risk of developing acute phosphate nephropathy or other kidney problems if they are 55 or older, have pre-existing kidney problems, have active colitis, are dehydrated or take medications that affect kidney function.

Q. What symptoms are associated with acute phosphate nephropathy?

A. Symptoms of acute phosphate nephropathy include drowsiness, lethargy, decreased urine output, swelling of the ankles, feet and legs and an overall ill feeling. Early stages of acute phosphate nephropathy may not produce symptoms, so it is important to speak with your doctor if you are at high risk for developing kidney problems. Acute phosphate nephropathy can be diagnosed with a simple blood test.

Q. How quickly can kidney problems develop after using Fleet Phospho-Soda or other oral sodium phosphate solutions?

A. Kidney problems can occur within a few days or weeks of taking an oral sodium phosphate solutions.

Q. What are other side effects of Fleet Phospho-Soda?

A. In addition to acute phosphate nephropathy, Fleet Phospho-Soda can cause kidney failure, rectal bleeding, irregular heartbeats, seizure, dehydration, vomiting and sores around the rectum. Less serious side effects including headache, nausea, loss of appetite, abdominal pain/bloating and dizziness.