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High uric acid level
For past 1year,I am having high uric acid level when i eat chicken or mutton .this causing me sever joint pains and not able run/squats as i did before.
can you suggest me whom to i consult.
Meanwhile,for past 6months iam taking regularly febget80 to reduce uric acid levels.
Please suggest me.
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Hello there,,,,well the answer lies in your query itself.....fish,meat and pulses have high amount of protein along with egg...so consumption of these foods above a normal limit is bound to increase your uric acid level and worsen u r joint pain....
Febjet 80 is a fairly high dose and continuing it for 6 months should had got the uric levels down.
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visit a nearest GP,get your uric acid tested again.
if it is high please follow a strict diet regime.
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if inspite of medicines and strict diet if u r not able to contain your uric acid levels....then urine analysis and kidney functions need to be assessed.
regards & take care
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You should visit an orthopedician for sure but atleast a GP. Above all uric acid is a byproduct in protein metabolism thats why u re having more pains wid mutton consumption, so try avoiding it or make it less frequent.
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