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Uric acid problem
Uric acid medicines we have to use lifelong or we can stop when we get cured
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Probably you would need to take medicines lifetime..
You can still take.them for 2-3 months and then check values. Try not taking the medicine and there do the tests if they come normal but if escalated then continue medications.
This you can try once or twice in a year to know if you can stop medicines.
But there are no other direct mechanism by which we can predict span of treatment.
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Dr. Vishal Kodgirkar
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You can stop the medicines once the uric acid level is normalised.
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Diet Modification, Enough Water intake will prevent Hyperuricemia.
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