Patient's question:
Mom's kidney function has been poor recently. She was found to have high urea. She wants to know what to do about high uric acid in incomplete kidney function.Doctor's answer:
According to the description, the patient underwent renal function tests, which indicated high levels of uric acid, suggesting a higher risk of gouty arthritis or gouty kidney disease in the patient. It is recommended that the patient pay attention to drinking more water and urinating more frequently, and avoid consuming large amounts of seafood, animal organs, beer, and other purine-containing foods. If the blood uric acid level remains high after dietary control, uric acid-lowering treatment can be administered.