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Diagnosed with high uric acid
Recently I have done a blood test of my mom and she is diagnosed with high uric acid she is also having osteoarthritis problem can ditecians and nutritionist help in reducing her uric acid level or do I have to consult any another doctor
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Good evening any medication u r into yes or no. Pls connect directly through app.
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Gout and hyperurecemia is well managed by diet and lifestyle modification.for osteoarthritis kindly consult a good physician Kindly contact personally for a  customized diet
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Hi Yes, dietitians and nutritionists can help with managing high uric acid levels. However, for osteoarthritis it is better to consult a doctor.
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For a personalised nutrition plan please contact through my website. https://www.pragmaticnutritionist.com/
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You can do like this — start with dietary modifications to help control uric acid and manage osteoarthritis. With the right diet plan, her symptoms can improve significantly and medication dependency may reduce.
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You can connect with me for a personalized diet plan tailored to her condition. Alongside that, keep in touch with her physician to monitor her uric acid levels and joint health.
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Avoid purine-rich foods (red meat, organ meats, seafood, alcohol). Increase hydration (at least 2.5-3 L/day). Add anti-inflammatory foods like turmeric, flaxseeds, and fresh veggies. Maintain a healthy weight to reduce joint strain.
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Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for her.
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You need to connect over consultation to get diet accordingly That can help controlling your uric acid
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Hi yes of course, it can be done. Share the reports pls and we can plan a scientific diet pattern as per her reports and lifestyle.
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For your mother , who have high uric acid and osteoarthritis, the goal is to 1. Reduce uric acid levels to prevent gout flares or kidney Problems 2. Support joint health and reduce inflammation related To osteoarthritis Dietary Recommendations: ✅. Foods to include: For Both Conditions 1. Low purine, anti inflammatory foods Vegetables: Green leafy vegetables, carrots, pumpkin, bottle gourd Ridge gourd, beans ( mod ) Fruits: Apples, cherries , berries, papaya, bananas ( if potassium Not restricted) Whole grains: Brown rice, oats , whole wheat Nuts and seeds: Walnuts, flax seeds. Chia seeds Low fat dairy: Skimmed milk, curd Paneer - helps lower uric acid and support bone health Healthy fats : Olive oil. Flax seeds oil Legumes ( in moderation) Moong dal, masoor dal Joint support: Turmeric: anti inflammatory Ginger : Vitamin D and calcium rich foods : ragi, almonds, low fat dairy Omega 3 : walnuts, flaxseed, chia seeds
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Hi.. please consult me directly or through Practo app .. & I will be able to guide ur mom n getting her uric acid levels lower through diet
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