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Oh, I hope this post came earlier before my annual physical exam. I should have stopped the Vit C. I am taking Vit C at 500mg a day.

However, since yesterday, I am taking 1000mg a day because I developed.
cancker sores

Thank you Mrs.D. Everyday, there is always something new that I learn from this forum.
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Typically high vit C should be avoided, as it can affect some blood work results. I'd stop that for at least 3 days.

You will want a renal panel, to check your kidneys. That is important.
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