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It looks like 500mg to 1000mg would work. I believe that vitamin c is excreted in the urine and isn't stored in the body so there is no need to worry about overdose but I would ask your surgeon or PM which dose would be best. I really hope this helps, best wishes😀
Yes, theoretically you can't ever "overdose" on vit. C, you just pee the rest out (expensive pee LOL). But you have to always consider the kidneys. So... I'd not go crazy.
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