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Description
Redoxon (Vitamin C) is used for a number of purposes. Many patients take it as a vitamin supplement, and patients affected by scurvy (a vitamin C deficiency) may need to take it to treat this condition. Some physicians may recommend that women who are pregnant or breastfeeding take this supplement, and in addition to this, it has proven popular with many people due to its reported benefits in treating skin that is wrinkled.
There are also other reported benefits to taking vitamin C, such as preventing high levels of cholesterol and heart attacks, and many other people believe that it is beneficial at treating fatigue, depression, preventing sunburn, lowering the risk of gallbladder disease, and it may even help to treat conditions related to the absorption of nutrients from food.
Redoxon (Vitamin C) comes as 1000mg tablets. Your physician will provide clear dosage instructions to you, and it is essential that you follow any directions given to you. Adults treating a deficiency of vitamin C may be instructed to take a dose consisting of 500mg to 1000mg per day, however, certain patients may not require such a high dosage, and in some cases, a dose of 250mg to 500mg may suffice. Under no circumstances should you exceed the dosage prescribed to you.
It is normally safe to take Redoxon (Vitamin C), however, there is a possibility that certain patients may exhibit signs of mild side effects, such as:
- Vomiting
- Headache
- Indigestion
- Feeling nauseous
- Cramps in the stomach
Notify your physician if you are concerned about any side effects, and seek medical care immediately if any serious side effects occur.
In some cases, patients who are just about to undergo surgery or who have recently underwent a surgical procedure may be told not to take vitamin supplements.
High doses of this vitamin may cause severe diarrhea and kidney stones. Also, patients who have previously suffered from kidney stones may have a recurrence of this condition if excess amounts are taken. Therefore, it is important to consult your physician prior to starting treatment.
