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Elevated uric acid level and pain
I had tested my blood routine check up Which revealed Creatinine 0.71 mg/dl and Serum uric acid 10.3 mg/dl in October. I also have hypertension and for hypertension I am taking Tsart CT 40 in morning and Met XL 50 at night. Since December I have been suffering from immense toe pain and hip pain for 24-48 hr. Then relief. Again after 25 days I experienced same pain. Is it for any concern doctor?
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Please continue medicines for uric acid and also get vitamin d and b12 levels checked.
You may need injections of vitamin d and b12 if low, then your pains will subside and healing start.
You may need to continue meditation for uric acid for a few weeks
Also Google about diet in uric acid and try to avoid things which cause high uric acid.
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