REDOXON

Redoxon Information

Most physicians around the world have become familiar with Redoxon. This is the brand name of the first vitamin C that has been artificially synthesized and that has been sold in pharmacies to the average patient. At first, this brand name and all its medication forms (including the effervescent tablet and the chewable tablet form) was a private property of Roche Pharmaceuticals. In nowadays, the brand name belongs to Bayer AG. Redoxon’s most popular medication form consists in the effervescent tablets that are sold almost everywhere around the globe. However, Redoxon is not available for patients in pharmacies anywhere in the USA.

Redoxon Indications

Redoxon is a medicine that has become highly popular both among physicians and among the average patient. A therapy with this medication is highly useful in the treatment, but also in the prevention of a common medical issue, known as ascorbic acid deficiency. Such a medical condition is not a pleasant one, as ascorbic acid is known to be of crucial importance in various processes that should normally occur in the patient’s organism. For example, it is needed in the formation of intercellular material and of collagen and. Furthermore, it has been established that the reducing properties that ascorbic acid is known to possess are also extremely useful in the treatment of other medical conditions (among which: idiopathic methemoglobinuria). A therapy that implies the intake of large doses of Redoxon is highly effective in the acidification of the patient’s urine.

Redoxon Warnings

If a patient is following a strict treatment schedule with Redoxon (if he is currently using high doses of this medication or if his treatment with this drug lasted for a prolonged period of time) he might experience acid urine. It is known that such a medical condition decreases the excretion of some of the weak acids (for example some sulfonamides) that are found in the organism. Furthermore, in such circumstances, the average excretion of the weak bases (like quinidine, for example), can sometimes be highly increased. Laboratory tests have not yet been concluding enough in order for physicians and scientists to state the exact clinical significance of Redoxon. Patients who are suffering from sickle cell anemia and who are following a therapy with Redoxon ought to be aware of the fact that the crisis that their initial medical condition used to trigger might become more and more common. Patients who are using Redoxon or any other medication that allows large amounts of ascorbic acid to enter their organism must be aware of the fact that their treatment could interfere with the regular enzyme dip medical exams for glycosuria. We recommend you to seek further assistance and guidance at your personal health care provider.

Redoxon Intake Guidelines

Each biplane, cylindrical, effervescent, rough surfaced, tablet of Redoxon is known to generally contain 1 g of ascorbic acid. This medication generally comes in various tablet forms and colors. The medication ought to be preserved in a safe place (avoid placing it in a location that is easily reached by your children and / or your pets). Try to store this medical product in a cool, dry place, away from any source of extreme heat, extreme cold, and moisture. It is not either safe, or recommended to store this product in the bathroom or near the kitchen sink.

If you have further questions regarding your treatment with this medicine, you might find the drug’s label very helpful. If it has not proved to be helpful enough, it is always a viable option to seek further guidance at your personal physician. More professional and reliable information regarding Redoxon’s ingredients and proper storage (or disposal) of this medication is available at almost any pharmaceutical location.

Redoxon Dosage

The Redoxon tablets ought to be dissolved in a glass of liquid just before using them. The average adult generally needs at least 30 mg of ascorbic acid per body kg. However, a child must not be given more that 5 mg of ascorbic acid per body kg. Although these quantities are generally supplied to the organism through a healthy diet, it has been clinically proven that patients who have a higher metabolic rate also have a need for a greater amount of ascorbic acid per day. It is known that pregnant female patients and nursing mothers have such a high metabolic rate. Your average dose of Redoxon ought to be settled by your personal physician.

Redoxon Overdose

Unfortunately, we have no clear information regarding the possible symptoms and / or side effects that could be triggered by an overdose with this medical product (Redoxon). The medicine’s label could contain further information regarding this medical condition. Read it carefully.

Redoxon Missed Dose

When your personal doctor has prescribed you to use Redoxon on a regular basis, he or she also probably gave you a treatment schedule that you ought to follow during your therapy with this medication. Disobeying your physician’s instructions or not following your therapy schedule will interfere with your treatment’s results. If a missed dose of this medication occurs, we recommend you to take it in as soon as you have access to the drug.

Redoxon Side Effects

The most commonly noted side effects of this medicine are diarrhea and acidification of the patient’s urine. However, patients who are following a therapy with Redoxon could also develop some other medical side effects of this drug, as not all of them have been listed in this informative article. Any unusual or bothersome symptoms ought to be reported to your personal doctor.  

Redoxon Drug Reactions

A therapy with Redoxon might not work well with the intake of other medical products, especially warfarin. We recommend all patients to seek further guidance at the nearest pharmacy.

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