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Natural way to reduce uric acid
Hi post covid after using fabiflu my uric acid has spiked up . Its 7.4 against the reagent highest value of 7.3
Last year it was 5.5 when I did full body checkup
Dr has not advised any medicines for this. I just want to know what are the natural ways to decrese this as this is not caused by my lifestyle but its a result of medications
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Uric acid level Up to 7 is OK.. Yours is 7.4 no. So advise to do life style changes, follow healthy diet and exercise regularly for one month and repeat the test again.
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Maintain healthy body weight according to your body mass index.
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You should drink plenty of fluids, include 2 lts or more water daily. but avoid alcohol and soft drinks.
Include more fruits and vegetables especially fiber rich food.
If you are a non vegetarian then avoid sea foods, red meat and organ meat.
Consult me online through this platform for further guidance and treatment.
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
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Pune
Which type of medicine intake given you uric acid?
Take ayurved medicine by proper ayurved way diagnosis only
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