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Uric acid with pain in joints
I'm generally facing some uric acid problem from which I have pain in my joints and my hand is been feeling like swelled as my under feet also start paining
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I would like to know your medical history-
1) Any long term medications?
2) Long standing disease?
3) Diet?
If the pain is too much ,take a paracetamol 500 mg..
Consult a doctor in person.
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Avoid processed foods
Avoid alcohol,red meat
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Drink plenty of water
Eat home cooked food
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Tab zerodol sp twice a day for 5 days and get done your uric acid
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I would like to examine you before I give any opinion.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
5 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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