What fleet enema is used for:

• They can be used as laxatives to relieve occasional constipation and as a component of a colon cleansing
• program to get the colon ready for an endoscopy, x-ray, or surgery.
• When taken as prescribed, it induces the full emptying of the left colon, generally in 1 to 5 minutes, without
• pain or spasm, and offers a comprehensive yet safe cleaning effect.

Do not take fleet enema if:

• Heart failure with congestion
• renal function deficit that is clinically substantial
• suspected or confirmed gastric blockage
• Megacolon (acquired or congenital)
• Ileus paralysis
• Breach
• Inflammatory bowel disease that is active
• Perforated anus
• Lack of water
• Generally speaking, whether there is a drop in elimination capacity or an increase in absorption capacity
• Youngsters younger than two years old
• Intolerance to the active components

Warnings and Precautions of fleet enema :

• Use cautiously if you have: Reduced kidney function
• using drugs that have been shown to impact renal function or perfusion or hydration levels
• who are using diuretics or other drugs that might alter electrolyte levels, or who have a history of electrolyte
• imbalances
• You are using drugs that are known to cause the QT interval to lengthen. Ascites
• You had a colostomy.

 

Side Effects of fleet enema :

• Dehydration
• Diarrhea
• Nausea/vomiting

Other medicines and fleet enema :

• Inform your physician or pharmacist about all the medications you use, including over-the-counter and
• prescription drugs, herbal supplements, and vitamins.
• It is not recommended to provide any other sodium phosphate preparations, such as oral solution or pills, concurrently.
• Inadequate oral fluid intake, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, or the use of diuretics (furosemide),
• angiotensin receptor blockers (irbesartan, valsartan, candesartan), non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
• (ibuprofen, diclofenac), lithium, or other medications that may affect electrolyte levels may exacerbate
• electrolyte disturbances and hypovolemia from purgation and increase the risk of metabolic acidosis, tetany,
• renal failure, QT prolongation, and, in more severe cases, multi-organ failure, cardiac arrhythmia/arrest,
• and death.
• Lithium: stay away from combinations as they may lessen its efficacy.

How to take fleet enema :

• Adults and toddlers older than two should take one enema each day.
• How to Apply:
• Before entering, remove the orange protection shield from the enema.
• Gently slide the enema tip, tip pointing toward the navel, into the rectum while applying constant pressure
• and a small side-to-side movement.
• If the patient bears down, as though having a bowel movement, the insertion could go more smoothly.
• This aids in the anus surrounding muscle relaxation.
• Restart if inserting the tip is difficult. It might be harmful to force the tip into the rectum (particularly if you
• have hemorrhoids).
• Obtain emergency medical attention if the enema tip produces rectal bleeding or discomfort.
• Squeeze the bottle until almost no liquid remains. Since there is more liquid in the bottle than is required, it
• is not essential to drain it all.
• Remove from the rectum and hold in place for as long as there is a strong need to eject (typically one to five
• minutes).
• Using positions for this enema
• Position on the left side: Lay on your left side with your knee bent and your arms comfortably rested.
• Kneel, then move your head and chest forward until your left side of your face is resting on the ground, your
• left arm comfortably folded. This is the knee-chest posture.
• Try to empty your bowel if, after five minutes, you don't feel the desire.
• If, after 30 minutes, no liquid comes out of the rectum, call a doctor right once as dehydration may set in.
• The diaphragm at the nozzle's base ensures a regulated flow of enema fluid and avoids reflux.
• It is best to use an enema at room temperature.

 ingredients:

• Dibasic sodium phosphate/monobasic sodium phosphatedihydrate.

storage conditions of fleet enema :

• Store at room temprature.
• Don’t refrigerate.
• Keep this medicine out of reach of children.
• Store in the original package to protect from moisture.
• Do not use this medicine after the expiry date. which is stated on the box.
• The expiry date refers to the last day of the month.