Ascor
ASCORBIC ACID
Ascor is an injectable form of vitamin C indicated for short-term treatment of scurvy in adults and pediatric patients aged 5 months and older when oral administration is not possible or is contraindicated.
Form
Injection (intravenous)
Uses
2
Side effects
3
Category
Vitamins
What is Ascor used for?
- Short-term treatment of scurvy when oral vitamin C is not possible
- Treatment of severe ascorbic acid deficiency requiring parenteral administration
ASCORBIC ACID side effects
The following side effects have been reported for ASCORBIC ACID. Their order does not indicate how often an effect occurs.
ASCORBIC ACID warnings & precautions
- Risk of oxalate nephropathy and nephrolithiasis with high doses.
- Not intended for long-term use beyond one week without physician guidance.
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