How to reduce uric acid in kidney?
My recent tests showed high uric acid levels, and the doctor mentioned it could affect my kidneys. I'm trying to adjust my diet. What can I do to effectively reduce uric acid in my kidneys?
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7 months ago
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Listen, for uric acid, the first thing is to drink plenty of water. Like, really a lot. And cut down on red meat, seafood, and alcohol, especially beer. Your doctor will likely give you medicine too. Don't ignore it, okay? It can cause real problems if left unchecked.
7 months ago
Please see a nephrologist or your general physician immediately. My uncle ignored his uric acid levels for too long, and it led to severe kidney issues and gout attacks. Self-treatment can be dangerous. Get proper tests done and follow the doctor's prescribed treatment plan.
7 months ago
I've been managing high uric acid for years. My biggest tip? Drink water like it's your job. Seriously. Also, definitely reduce alcohol intake, especially beer. Cherries and apple cider vinegar are often suggested, but check with your doctor first. Medication is usually essential, don't skip it.
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7 months ago
We had a family member who struggled with high uric acid. The doctor said hydration is key. Also, they started avoiding high-purine foods like spinach, mushrooms, and certain dals. A healthy weight also helps. These small changes made a difference along with medication.
6 months ago
High uric acid is definitely something diet and lifestyle can help with. Beyond limiting purine-rich foods, getting enough physical activity helps maintain a healthy weight, which is important. And hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Water flushes out toxins. But yeah, also get proper medical advice from a doctor.