As it might interfere with the blood pressure
Most people find that by weeks seven and eight, their gastrointestinal symptoms at the 0.5mg level are considerably more manageable than they were in weeks five and six
Maybe its the side effects
Since vitamin C deficiency slows the rate of collagen formation, it causes wounds to heal more slowly ( Research has shown that people with chronic, non-healing leg ulcers are significantly more likely to be deficient in vitamin C than those without chronic leg ulcers ( In severe cases of vitamin C deficiency, old wounds may even reopen, increasing the risk of infection ( Slow wound healing is one of the more advanced signs of deficiency and typically not seen until someone has been deficient for many months ( Summary Vitamin C deficiency interferes with tissue formation, causing wounds to heal more slowly
Patients should approach it as an emerging, physician-supervised complementary tool one with an evidence-supported rationale but still-developing clinical literature
It is important to note that the treatment plan will vary depending on the individual and the underlying cause of the pernicious anemia
