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Diet for high Uric Acid
Doctor, I have high Uric Acid. It is around 7-8. What should my diet consist of and what should I avoid?
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High Uric acid .... You should as a daily ritual forts thing in the morning take a glass of water with a juice of 1 lemon ... As lemon is acidic it neutralizes. .. and this helps in a sustainable uric acid ... Increase your water intake .... Check your urine colornit should be crystal clear. .. Include fruits in your diet specially citrus fruits ,Guava is a good catch .,..
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Hi need more details  about you. For high  uric acid need to avoid  protien.
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Hello, I need to know your protein consumption, vitamin profile before advising anything here.
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you should avoid high purine diet... tomatos spinach etc...
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Ask me directly for customized diet plan for you.
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Before prescribing diet plan I need to know proper information like urs medical history Family history etc. Contact me through practo direct consultation for further information surely help you.
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Things need detailed conversation about your meals details and nutrition so plz choose direct consultation
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Hi Your diet should include the low purine diet...below have  mentioned the food which are high,moderate and low purine foods. 
High purine foods include: (avoid) •Oily fish - anchovies, herring, mackerel, sardines, sprats, whitebait, trout 
•Seafood - especially mussels, crab, shrimps and other shellfish, fish 
•Meat and Yeast Extracts - Marmite, Bovril, commercial gravy well as beer Moderate purine foods (eat in moderation) •Meat - beef, lamb chicken, pork
•Poultry - chicken and duck
•Dried peas, beans and legumes - baked beans, kidney beans, soya beans and peas etc.
•Mushrooms •Some vegetables - asparagus, cauliflower, spinach •Wholegrains - bran, oatbran, Low purine foods •Dairy - milk, cheese, yoghurt, butter •Eggs
•Bread and cereals - (except wholegrain) •Pasta and noodles •Fruit and vegetables (see moderate purine list) DISCLAIMER: Tip may vary if you suffering from any other medical condition. Meet a Dietician/Nutritionist for personalized diet plan Eat healthy!! Stay Healthy !! As it's the body in which you have to live in!
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Hi there! High uric acid means excess purines may accumulate in your tissues, and form crystals which many cause painful joints. Female uric acid should be between 4-6 mg/dl. So its mild increase which can be reduced within 2 months if you take care. Avoid high purine foods. Increase your water intake.
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Avoid hight purine food and if you are overweight then loose weight I need more information about you take direct consultantion through my practo account so will able to guide you.
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Hi ... please connect directly for diet therapy for treating it. Thanks.
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