It was found that vitamin C infusion could improve the survival chances of patients with sepsis and septic lung injury

Septicemia is a systemic inflammatory response to infection, which is the main cause of death in American inpatients It causes up to 300000 deaths every year Recently, scientists from the Federal University of Virginia found that vitamin C infusion can improve the survival chances of patients with septicemia and septic lung injury, and promote the recovery of patients as soon as possible The research is published in the International Journal of the American Medical Association After conducting the citris-ali clinical trial (http:// the researchers found that patients receiving intravenous vitamin C spent significantly less time in intensive care units and hospitals In-depth analysis (http:// on whether vitamin C is superior to current sepsis therapy as an effective treatment strategy to prevent organ failure in patients, they have not found evidence that vitamin C can improve organ failure related to sepsis, but it can reduce the length of stay in hospital On average, the vitamin C treatment group spent three days less time in ICU on day 28 than the placebo group (seven days less than 10 days), and one week less time in hospital on day 60 than the placebo group (15 days less than 22 days)