Cleen (Fleet) Enema

Avoid Cleen Ready-to-Use Enema and seek medical advice if you:

• Have appendicitis, damaged gut, or inflammation in your bowel.
• Are getting it for someone below 3 years old.
• Suspect that your gut is blocked
• Witness bleeding through your back passage.
• Have been feeling sick or just thirsty.
• Struggle with kidney problems.
• Your rectum or anus narrows or has an incomplete opening.
• Have an abdominal pain
• Experience blockage in your lower colon
• Have megacolon (a situation where your large bowel is swollen)
• Have a congestive failure of the heart.
• Have an abnormal bowel movement

• You first need to take off the orange protective shield from the bottle.
• With knees bent, carefully insert the tip into your anus (Make sure that the nozzle points in the direction of your navel).
• Then let out the liquid from the bottle by gently squeezing it.

• Active ingredient: Each 118ml dose delivers the equivalent of 21.4g (18.1% w/v) Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate Dihydrate and 9.4g (8.0% w/v) Disodium Phosphate Dodecahydrate.
• Inactive ingredients: Disodium edetate, benzalkonium chloride, and purified water.
• White soft paraffin lubricates the bottle’s nozzle for ease of use.

Adverse effects are normal with any medicine. While Cleen Ready-to-Use Enema has its share of these, you will rarely experience them. Its side effects include:

• Allergic reactions due to hypersensitivity
• Bloating or abdominal pain
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Blisters
• Anal itching or discomfort
• Dehydration
• Gastrointestinal pain
• Chills
• Muscle twitches