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High uric acid

2023-08-09 15:06:43
Hi doc Im have pain in shoulder joints, knee joint and i side thigh joints. My uric acid is 7.8 (normal range 3.5 to 7.2) report attched. Vit d and b12 are normal. Currently taking febuget 80mg and indomethacin 25mg Is my pain is due to high uric acid ? Can. High uric cause shoulder joint pain and feel little hot in shoulder ?
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25 years pain in these joints are very less likely due to uric acid. We won’t take that 7.8 mg/dl as significant. Uric acid or gout pain is completely different. There is no need to take febuget 80 mg which is not recommended for ur case. You can consult for further management

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