Potassium, Sodium Phosphates (sodium phosphate/potassium phosphates, monobasic and dibasic)
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Overview
USES: This drug is used in people who cannot get enough phosphorus from their diets. Phosphorus is a natural body mineral that is needed for the body to work normally. It is needed for building and keeping strong bones.
It also helps control the amount of calcium in the body and urine.
Generic name: sodium phosphate/potassium phosphates, monobasic and dibasic
Pronunciation: (SOE-de-um/poe-TAS-ee-um FOS-fate,MON-oh-BAY-sik,dye-BAY-sik)
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Indications
The following indications are listed for Potassium, Sodium Phosphates:
- Hypophosphatemia
Also known as: Abnormally Decreased Blood Phosphate Level.
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Last reviewed · Source: First Databank (FDB) drug data
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