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High uric acid
I have uric acid level of 9.So I want to follow a diet plan to reduce uric acid levels.Daily 1 boiled egg,8 soaked almonds,green tea,1 banana and vegeterian food.Is this the right food that Im following?or anything that I can avoid from above mentioned
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Avoid high protein diet.
Drink plenty of water.
Do regular exercise
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U need to avoid high protein diet eg. Eggs, various dals and legumes, also avoid paneer, etc
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Consult rheumatologist and do blood tests
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Avoid high protein diet like eggs, chicken dals, dry fruits .
For further management take my appointment.
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Dr. Ashish Chopra
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Avoid high protein diet (eggs, chicken & purine rich foods like spinach ) , u need to be started on anti uric acid agents along with .. high water intake is recommended
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stop protein & purine rich food
increase water intake
start drugs to decrease uric acid
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