Paul Saladino· MD
effective high dose vitamin C infusion and g6pd deficient patient I don't know have you seen that one it seems like he got hemolysis
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effective high dose vitamin C infusion and g6pd deficient patient I don't know have you seen that one it seems like he got hemolysis
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Other case reports have indicated that when given at a dose between 1 to 10 grams intravenous vitamin C can reduce hemolysis therefore it's possible that at lower doses intravenous vitamin C is safe in people with glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency