ABSTRACT
Introduction: A newly discovered COVID-19 is a communicable disease which is caused by corona virus. The corona virus disease 2019 pandemic has affected 100 million people in the worldwith just about 22,69,466 deaths occurred to date.In management of covid-19 Vitamin C has various physiological functions, many of which are includes immunomodulatory,antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antithrombotic functions. In the systematic reviewwe reviewed the feasibility of accessible evidence on significance of nutrient C in treatment of patients with corona virus. Methods: To accessing the importance of vitamin C in patients with corona virus we taken already various research published article, meta-analysis,systematic review and randomized control trails on role of nutrient C. The web of science, pubmedand scopus were obtained and using specified search query.For producing the graph and plots weworking on R-studio application. Results: We were looking different wellsprings of role of vitamin and Coronavirus. The time frame from 2020-2021 an inquiry created found of 254 reports from 173 Sources (Journals, Books,article and so forth) the quantity of writers included 1477, Authors of single-composed archives were 17, multi-wrote records were 1460, writers per archive was 5.81and co-writers per archive was 6.26. The Collaboration Index and Average references per archive was 6.16 and5.6. Conclusion: In this article after finding of many article we evaluated the significance roles of vitamin C as a multiple functions of antiviral, antioxidant, and immunosuppressed. Although in the fight against corona virus there is currently no proof from completed randomized controlled trials to decisively and specifically indicate a role for vitamin supplementation. Some study has proved there is strong scientific evidence, builded on learning of vitamin physiology, pharmacology. Battle against this worldwide pandemic some clinical studies of ARDS and infection to preferable a role for vitamins C. A valuable number of ongoing studies should provide solid evidence to inform and decision-makers and researchers shortly. © The Electrochemical Society