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Gout (Uric acid elevated)
I have the problem of gout. I have been feeling pain in my Knees for more than 1 year. Initially one doctor suggested Vitamin D deficiency. After taking medicines for 4-5 months, there was not expected relief. After tests uric acid level was found elevated. It was 7.2 and after 2 months of taking medicine, it elevated more and was 7.7. No benefit of medicine. I am avoiding high protein diet since last 5 months.
Please suggest permanent cure and not temporary relief.
Dear Respected
I have gone through your problems.
Increase the dose of medicine.
For more clear advice I need to examine you in details along with some investigation like x ray and blood test.
Revert back with all these.
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Try:
1. Regular knee quadriceps exercises ( static and knee bending).
2. Ice pack application will help
3.Medications like Cartigen DN and Enzomac forte will help.
For gout:
1.Take Febuxostat 80 mg twice daily for a month.
2. Avoid yellow Dal, saag, tomato,brinjal, soyabeen, beer and mutton.
3. Ice bath for the affected part.
Next Steps
Your uric acid levels will come down with this.
Although gout and hyperuricemia affect small joints of the body, knee may also be affected sometimes.
Health Tips
Pseudogout and calcium pyrophosphate arthropathy effects knee commonly. Get aspirated tested.
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Knee pains are not always from uric acid deficiency only be sure about the diagnosis . Levels of uric acid will not always correlate with pain .
Next Steps
consult good Ortho surgeon or rheumatologist
Health Tips
no self medication or self diagnosis please
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