Why do you need to take vitamin C when taking birth control pills?

If humans lack vitamin C, it will cause various diseases, and vitamin C can be supplemented through diet or medicine. When taking vitamin C, one should be careful not to take it in excess for a long time, not to stop taking it suddenly, not to take it with aspirin, etc. So why should emergency contraception be taken with vitamin C?

Why should emergency contraception be taken with vitamin C?

It is best not to take emergency contraception with vitamin C, as it is likely to cause a reaction.

Common questions about taking vitamin C:

1. It is not suitable to take this medicine excessively for a long time, otherwise, scurvy symptoms may occur if the medicine is suddenly stopped. 2. The drug can be metabolized into breast milk through the embryo. If pregnant women take too much, it may cause scurvy in their newborn babies.

3. Use with caution in the following situations:

(1) Cystinuria. (2) Gout. (3) Hyperoxaluria. (4) Oxalate accumulation disease. (5) Urate kidney stones. (6) Glucose-6-sulfate dehydrogenase symptoms of inattention. (7)Hemochromatosis. (8) Sickle cell anemia (8) Sideroblastic anemia or thalassemia. (9) Diabetes (because vitamin C affects the quantitative analysis of blood sugar levels).

4. If you take too much or experience serious side effects, you should seek medical attention immediately. 5. It is forbidden to use this drug if you are allergic to it. People with allergic constitution should use it with caution. 6. It is strictly prohibited to use this drug when its properties change. 7. Please keep this medicine out of reach of children. 8. Children must use this product under adult supervision. 9. If you are already using other medicines, please consult a doctor or physician before using this medicine.

Vitamin C medication taboos

It is best to take vitamin C on an empty stomach, but patients with gastrointestinal ulcers should use it with caution to avoid irritation to the ulcer surface, causing ulcer malignancy, bleeding or rupture.

Multivitamin C is not suitable for people with weak kidney function. Long-term excessive intake of vitamin C may cause excessive gastric acid, gastric reflux, and even urogenital stones. Especially people with kidney deficiency should take less vitamin C.

Many people cannot stop taking vitamin C suddenly after taking it. If they stop taking it suddenly, it will cause withdrawal reactions of the drug, aggravate the symptoms or make them recur. The dosage should be reduced slowly until it is completely stopped.

Vitamin C is not suitable for use with isoniazid, doxorubicin, streptomycin, penicillin and sulfonamides; otherwise, the efficacy of these drugs will be reduced or ineffective due to the acidic and alkaline environment.

Vitamin C has a destructive effect on vitamin D. Especially after taking a large amount of vitamin C, it will promote the body's metabolism of vitamin D and folic acid tablets. Therefore, when taking a large amount of vitamin C, you must pay attention to the adequate intake of vitamin D and folic acid tablets.