Patient's question:
On the day before yesterday, the illness occurred.Doctor's answer:
Generally, in this case, elevated uric acid can cause joint pain. You can follow a low-fat diet, avoid fatty meats and offal, and take medications such as allopurinol tablets and colchicine tablets. Drink plenty of water, and for pain, you can use ibuprofen sustained-release capsules (Advil).The dietary treatment for hyperuricemia primarily involves: avoiding high-purine foods, limiting purine-rich foods, and reducing exogenous nucleoproteins to lower serum uric acid levels and increase uric acid excretion. This mainly includes soy products, beer, eggs (especially yolks), animal organs, seafood, etc. These foods should be restricted in consumption.