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7.40 Uric acid level pain
Pain in ankles Uric acid level 7.40 is it normal or high level and should I stop eating something like dairy products or lentils or any drink or food...??
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yes Uric acid levels are on little higher side, check your water intake and of course it will be fine if you drop lentils if you are feeding on in excess and also if you are a non veggie.
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Uric acid is little on higher side but this does not causes ankle pain. Increased level of uric acid may cause great toe pain. So first kindly visit a qualified, registered and experienced physiotherapist nearby to get ur ankle checked. For uric acid control just take lots of water to excrete extra uric acid no need to avoid anything. Know us more at www.physiotherapistdelhi.in
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