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Have high uric acid level.
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I am 30yr old working in IT , couple of yrs back I had severe pain during morning hrs when I used to step on floor. On consultation with Dr it turned out that I had high level of uric acid and this was also leading weight gain.
I took medicine and uric acid came under control but when I stop medicines it again goes up. I am pure veg in terms of food.
I workout in gym for an hr everyday but my weight is not reducing.
Whenever uric acid level increases I could feel my face getting swollen and I get body pain and also observe that I am gaining weight.
Please suggest can I reduce weight and also get rid of uric acid problem that crops up every now and then.
Thank you in advance for help and guidance
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Hello practo User,
Sure will help you
See, Increase uric acid can be because of many reason
,.Diuretic medications
.Drinking too much alcohol
.Genetics (inherited tendencies)
.Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid)
.Niacin, or vitamin B-3.
.Obesity
.Purine-rich diet
.Renal insufficiency
And more.
So better to find cause of your disease and according take a planned diet which will soon reduce your in a month
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