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Do too many vitamins cause kidney damage?
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Really no: A preposterous overdose of vitamin c can give you oxalate nephropathy. Vitamin d toxicity can give you nephrocalcinosis. But there's a huge safety range. Don't do too much vitamin c if you already have compromised renal function.
Answered 4/4/2019
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