Vitamin C in urine routine has no clinical significance and is a monitoring item. When it rises obviously, it may interfere with the determination of urine sugar, protein, occult blood and other items, so it is not used as an index for clinical diagnosis and observation. \ x0d \ x0d \ Normal people have vitamin C in their urine. If vitamin C in urine increases, it can be seen that after taking vitamin C, eating a diet containing more vitamin C will increase the excretion of vitamin C in urine. As long as you adjust your diet, it's normal to excrete vitamin C in your urine. \ x0d \ x0d \ Therefore, vitamin C 1+ detected by routine urine examination is not a manifestation of human pathology. Simple v c++ can't be called a disease. It may be that the food you eat contains more VC, which leads to VC+.