You can usually take vitamin C with anti-inflammatory drugs.
Anti-inflammatory drugs are generally drugs that treat inflammatory reactions, including antibiotic drugs and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, etc. Vitamin C is a vitamin preparation that is mainly used to replenish the body with vitamin C. There are no studies that have proven adverse interactions between anti-inflammatory drugs and vitamin C, so both drugs can generally be taken at the same time.
There are no studies that have proven adverse interactions between anti-inflammatory drugs and vitamin C, so these two medications can generally be taken at the same time, and for the treatment of some illnesses, a combination of medications may be necessary. During a cold and fever, in addition to taking anti-inflammatory drugs, you can also take vitamin C at the same time, which is conducive to strengthening the immune system and promoting the recovery of colds.
The patient’s physical discomfort, to follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, try to avoid self-medication.