6 Effects, Side Effects, and Personal Experience of Vitamin C Injections ♡

I experienced significant relief from a cold that didn't improve with vitamin C injections.

After receiving injections and prescriptions at ENT and internal medicine clinics for a month with no results, I finally experienced a new world, haha.

I'll share the types and effects of vitamin injections, so if you're struggling with chronic fatigue, consider trying vitamin injections.

 

There's an old saying that even dogs don't catch colds in the summer.

But what a surprise, the summer cold seems to have no intention of getting better.

They visited the internal medicine and ENT departments twice a week, received injections, and took medication for about a month.

If you think it's okay and pass, then another symptom adds itself; if you think it's okay and pass again, yet another symptom appears.

 

 

Then, the doctor recommended a vitamin injection, so I received an IV drip for about two hours.

Saying you're okay right after getting an IV drip is a complete lie, haha.

I feel good the day after getting the vitamin injection. I felt lighter in my body when I woke up in the morning.

 

 

The hospital I visited had vitamin C injections and vitamin D injections.

I received a vitamin C injection.

Both vitamin C injections and vitamin D injections seem to help with colds and fatigue recovery.

 

Let me start by explaining the difference between the two vitamin injections.

Vitamin C injections have antioxidant effects, anticancer effects, fatigue recovery, immune enhancement, skin improvement, and hormone production benefits.

Vitamin D injections help with fatigue recovery, anti-aging, reduction of inflammation and pain, improved concentration, and skin whitening effects.

 

Oh! Vitamin C injections can significantly reduce the side effects of chemotherapy for those undergoing cancer treatment.

Therefore, I believe it is correct to choose and administer a vitamin injection that suits one's own situation.

 

However, vitamin injections can also have side effects, so after administering vitamin injections

If you experience the following symptoms, we recommend consulting with your doctor before your next dose.

 

Side effects of vitamin C injections may include dry mouth, heartburn, and vascular pain, but since it is water-soluble, the risk of side effects is low.

Please note that side effects of vitamin D injections may include constipation, abdominal bloating, and dizziness.