Pain in fingers. I start medication!

As per fellow doctor. This have been explained to you. Just a small addition to this Diet changes can make a big difference and mild anti inflammatory medicin and mid pain killer.can be started with this scenario

Pain in the PIP joints of the fingers during winters is commonly related to cold-induced joint stiffness or early inflammatory/overuse changes. An uric acid level of 7.01 mg/dl is mildly elevated, but gout is uncommon in finger PIP joints, especially in young females, and your X-ray does not show typical gouty changes. At this stage, starting long-term uric acid–lowering medication is not recommended based on this value alone. Conservative measures like keeping hands warm, avoiding repetitive strain, and short-term pain relief during flare-ups are usually sufficient. If pain becomes persistent, associated with swelling, morning stiffness, or spreads to other joints, further rheumatologic evaluation may be needed.