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I have a history of uric acid. I got this attack after 6 months and i am having severe pain in my right feet near big toe area. I was lastly prescribed these medicine Pan D Hifenac P Foxstat 80 for 1 month What to do? Can I take these medicines again.
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First immediately take serum uric acid level 2. Second continue the first two tablets till the results 3. Consult orthopaedician for further investigations and diet adjustment which is very important
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