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Diet to reduce uric acid
Recently, we noticed that my mother's feet had swollen up and got routine tests done and her Uric Acid was found to be 6.15 mg/dl, the reference range being 2.6 to 6 for a female. What are some diet changes she should make to bring it under control? She has gotten very bulky over some time and walking causes pain around her knees and ankles. Please suggest some suitable exercise too if possible.
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Avoid non veg and foods which has more nitrogen. Connect with me to get customize plan as she needs on immediate basis.
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First make sure she has 8 to 10 glasses water daily. Avoid shell fish, masoor dal, peas, mushrooms, processed foods like sauce and ketchup, bakery items like cakes, pastries, puff, khari, biscuits, artificial sweeteners, rajam, chana, chickoo, custard apple, broccoli, cauliflower, Brinjal.
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take more Vit c rich foods like lemon, oranges, cherries, strawberries, sweet lime, amla, guava. increase fiber intake through fresh fruits, oats, vegetables. she can have low fat milk, curd.
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be physically active. atleast 30 mins 5 times a week.
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