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Since 2018 i have a problem of frequent urination, no infection or anything. In delhi, went to multiple urologist, no resolution. Usg, urinalysis,urine routine is normal.
No major issues as of now apart from frequent urination sometimes, mostly it's manageable now, not like before..
I was randomly thinking of getting a kft done(without docs advice) as a routine chkup but dropped the idea.
Recently i have been having leg weakness issues and joint pain. All tests were fine but uric acid was 6.8mg/dL.. so ortho doc asked me to stop nonveg for a month and given a calcium supplement.
So, why did the uric acid rise? I generally eat nonveg thrice a week(is that high?)
Or is that some issue with my kidney?
The previous urologists I contacted in 2018-19, never asked for a KFT.. also dropped the idea of kft bec i am afraid if it might show up some bad values and i find ckd :(.
What to do sir/maam, please guide. Should i do a routine chkup or leave it? Usg normal though did last week.
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From your long story it is clear that you need consultation with a Psychiatrist.
I always maintain that you can keep on multiplying your problems and feel happy that you are the most sick person on this earth. But only YOU will suffer. Others will give you a patient hearing once or twice but after that they will leave it to yourself.
Please be normal. Take interest in outdoor activities. Be open with your friends.
If you had a uro problem , some doctors would have diagnosed by now. But if no one could diagnose it means that you have no problem.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Uric acid levels are high in protein diet ,alcohol and usually meat have high amount of protein in it so you uric acid levels are higher in the range. No need to worry you can bring down to lower levels with dietary management.
Have more fruits and vegetables. Drink atleast 3L to 4L of water every day.
After a month restrict usage of non veg diet to once in 2 weeks .
And leg weakness and pain may be due to calcium deficiency or vit deficiency.
Now anyways you have started on calcium supplements.
Practice sunbathing everyday for atleast 20 mins.
Get S.vit D3 and vit b12 levels done and follow up.
Consult for any query.
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