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It depends on the cause of increased uric acid Many reversible causes include drugs like loop diuretics/thiazides,Increased non veg diet with low water intake/Alcohol Whereas other irreversible causes which has to be managed on drugs for long time include CKD/Type 2Diabetis/metabolic syndromes/Thyroid abnormalities

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it is hyperuricaemia what symptoms you have? any history of taking alcohol regularly?any joint pain, swelling,stiffness?any drug history? provide detailed history do blood for creatinine,cbc,crp,xray of affected joint if any..

No life long medicine. Tab febuxtare 40 one at night after dinner for two weeks.  Avoid spinach, tomato, amaranth. Plenty of water n liquid to increase output of urine so that uric acid comes out.

Life long meds not needed. Take tab Allopurinol 100mg one daily  for 7 days, then one morning and one evening for 7 days. Avoid beer, spinach, tomato,  red meat. Take more water. Get  uric acid repeated after 2 weeks.

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Hello, A uric acid level of 8 mg/dL is considered borderline high and may increase the risk of gout or kidney stones if not managed. The good news is that uric acid levels can often be brought down with lifestyle changes and, if needed, medications. Lifestyle Measures: Drink plenty of water (2.5–3L/day). Avoid high-purine foods: red meat, organ meats, shellfish, and alcohol (especially beer). Limit sugar-sweetened beverages and refined carbs. Include more fruits (especially cherries), vegetables, and whole grains. Maintain a healthy weight and stay active. Medication: If your level remains high or you have symptoms (e.g. joint pain or swelling), your doctor may prescribe uric acid-lowering medicines like Allopurinol or Febuxostat. In some cases, lifelong treatment may be required, especially if gout or kidney involvement is present—but not always. Next Steps (What should the patient do next?) Get evaluated for symptoms of gout or kidney issues. Repeat uric acid level after 4–6 weeks of lifestyle changes. Consult a physician for personalized medication advice if levels remain high. Helpful Tips Do not self-medicate—start uric acid-lowering treatment only under medical supervision. Monitor for signs like joint pain, especially in the big toe or ankle, which may suggest gout. Regular follow-up is key to avoiding long-term complications.

Feboxostat 20 mg once a day for 7 days.

Life long medicine not required Foods to Avoid (High in Purines) These raise uric acid levels: Red meat (lamb, beef, pork) Organ meats (liver, kidney, brain) Seafood (anchovies, sardines, shellfish, tuna, mackerel) Alcohol (especially beer and spirits) Sugary beverages (soft drinks with high-fructose corn syrup)

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