Phopshate-Sandoz is used to lower abnormally high levels of calcium in the blood (hypercalcaemia) which can occur in various conditions (such as hyperparathyroidism, cancers of the bone, and rickets. Action Phosphate binds calcium in the gut. By doing so it prevents absorption of the calcium absorbed in the diet into the bloodstream. The tablets also contain sodium ions which aid the correction of the dehydration and sodium depletion that is seen in hypercalcaemia. Dose advice Phosphate-Sandoz may be taken with or without food and should be dissolved in half a glass of water. ADULTS: Hypercalcaemia: up to 6 tablets dailyVitamin D resistant rickets: 4 to 6 tablets daily CHILDREN: Should have half the recommended adult dose for the condition Schedule Unscheduled Common side effects The most common side effect of therapy with oral phosphates is diarrhoea. For further information talk to your doctor. Print Friendly, PDF & Email Dates Posted On: 22 July, 2003 Modified On: 31 January, 2016 Tags bone, hypercalcaemia, hyperparathyroidism, myelomatosis, rickets google-share Created by: myVMC Of interest Titralac MyVMC Fosamax MyVMC Gaviscon MyVMC Fosamax Has Long Lasting Effect on Bones -US Study MyVMC Sandoz Lamotrigine Tablets MyVMC Comparative Study of Efficacy and Safety of Generic and Brand-Name Travoprost PracticeUpdate New cause of high blood pressure, heart disease discovered: Phosphate-rich foods Veterinärmedizinische Universität Wien, ScienceDaily Calcium: The Secret To Honeybees' Memory BioMed Central, ScienceDaily Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis: two case reports and review of the literature. Åsa Lina M Jönsson et al., European Respiratory Review Mechanism of casein phosphopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate on tooth remineralization Luo Jingjing et al., International Journal of Stomatology Powered by I consent to the use of Google Analytics and related cookies across the TrendMD network (widget, website, blog). Learn more Yes No Search... Medical Information Medical A to Z Health Topics Drugs Supplements Devices Diseases Anatomy Symptoms Treatments Healthy Living Medical Tests Videos Tools My Experience Research and Trials Support Medical Dictionary myVMC Newsletter Join 20,000+ subscribers and receive the latest health news each month! Current Competitions Of Interest This Week Woman with beautiful eyes Eye care: Dr Joe Kosterich beer glass and car keys Alcohol: Responsible drinking Woman stressed over Christmas Avoiding stress over the festive season Hot on Parenthub packing Fathers to be: What to pack for hospital togetherness 10 tips for encouraging sharing (and discouraging self-interest) this Christmas DIY moulds DIY baby hand and feet moulds coleslaw Recipe: Apple coleslaw About myVMC Virtual Medical Centre is Australia’s leading source for trustworthy medical information written by health professionals based on Australian guidelines. View more information about myVMC. Please be aware that we do not give advice on your individual medical condition, if you want advice please see your treating physician. Parenting information is available at Parenthub.com.au Partners and Accreditations This website is certified by Health On the Net Foundation. Click to verify. This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.PANDORA is a digital archive dedicated to the preservation of and long term access to Australian online electronic publications of national significanceHealth insite Parenthub.com.au for parenting informationPregnancy Birth and Baby facebookrsstwitteryoutubegoogle_plus Copyright 2002 - 2018 Virtual Medical Centre All Right Reserved. Copyright InformationPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseTop

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