Patient's question:
Doctor, my father has been taking this bromfenac for these few days. Since he went to bed this morning, he has been saying that his joints are hurting again, and I think it might be a recurrence of gout. Doctor, what should I do if gout recurs after taking bromfenac?Doctor's answer:
Bromfenacarboxylate is very effective in relieving gout caused by elevated uric acid levels. However, if you want to effectively suppress the increase in uric acid, it must be implemented through dietary restrictions. You should not eat seafood, drink alcohol, or smoke. Instead, increase your intake of soy products. If you do not pay attention to dietary restrictions, it may lead to a sharp rise in uric acid levels, triggering gout attacks. Avoid seafood and beer, and maintain a light diet. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid staying up late, and stick to a regular schedule.