Higher uric acid, but no gout, no pain.

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Asked for Female, 59 Years

She has been taking thyroid medicine 62.5 mg since 8 years. Developed flactuating BP, flactuating blood sugar, since last two years. Now developed high uric acid between 6.3 to 7.4 since one year. Wish to know any medication for reducing uric acid. Thanks

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Kindly discuss for your concern. Need to evaluate further

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Before starting any medication to reduce the uric acid...need further investigations like 1)Renal function tests 2) Liver function tests 3) Lipid profile 4) FBS ,PPBS ,HBA1C

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