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Re: Sodium phosphates » AMD

Posted by Larry Hoover on December 31, 2004, at 17:16:27

In reply to Sodium phosphates, posted by AMD on December 31, 2004, at 15:44:03

> Are the hypertonic (mono,di) sodium phosphates in typical enema solutions dangerous? Do they have an affect on antidepressants and/or brain function? I have a colonoscopy coming up and I just want to make sure these are safe and won't interfere with anything having to do with my cognitive functioning and/or recent improvements in mood. I also fear dehydration etc. Are these all things that are really nothing to worry about?
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> amd

Just make sure you aren't dehydrated before you use the enema. It draws a fairly substantial amount of water into the gut. The increased volume stimulates peristalsis, and voila, you are ready for the scope.

There should be no cognitive or mood effects.

Lar

 

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