Vitamin C in normal supplement doses is generally safe to take for a few months. It does not directly cause kidney stones for most people. Very high doses over a long time can raise oxalate levels in some people, which is the real stone risk.
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Stick to the label dose rather than taking extra for faster results. See a doctor if you ever notice flank pain, blood in urine, or reduced urination.
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