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THYROID,URIC ACID
Namaste,
I'm working in Saudi Arabia.
My Uric acid level is 7.1mg/dl.
The doctor prescribed me "Agout - Febuxostat 40 mg"for one month
(Previously in India it was 7.3mg%.
Medicine prescribed was- Febuget-40)
My thyroid level is : 0.12 ulU/ml
Medicine prescribed- Euthyrox-50mg
(Previously in India it was 7.49 miu/L
Medicine prescribed was-Thyrox-50 mg)
AST (SGOT)-26 U/L,
ALT (SGPT)-25 IU/L,
(Previously in India, AST (SGOT)-85 U/L,
ALT (SGPT)-271 U/L,
Medicine prescribed was-Udiliv 300g,
Scanning result of "Whole abdomen"(abdomen,KUB) was "NORMAL STUDY". The doctor said everything is okay in the scanning result.
I'm not alcoholic. I don't smoke.
Things mentioned below are part of my food.
Kindly suggest if I can continue to have them.
1. Egg
2. Green gram (Moong dal)
3. Chicken
4. Beans
5. Milk
6. Potato
7. Carrot
8. Red gram (Tuvar dal)
9. Tea
10. Chapathi
11. Rice
12. Porotta made of Maida
13. Semolina(Suji)
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Avoid excess protein- beans( all your dals), non-veg in excess to keep your uric acid levels in check.
If your TSH is 0.02, you need to reduce the dosage of your thyroid tablet.
Follow up with online consultation.
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