Symptoms of high uric acid

There will be some symptoms after the disease appears. When you find that your body is abnormal, you should make improvements in time, so that it will be of great help to all aspects of your body. Many people do not pay attention to this, resulting in some diseases in the body. After not being treated in time, the disease becomes more serious and poses a great threat to the body. What are the symptoms of high uric acid?

High uric acid levels are very harmful to human health. So what are the symptoms of high uric acid levels? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of this type of problem and patients can detect it in time after it occurs.

Symptoms of high uric acid:

The serum urate concentration increases with age and there are gender differences. In childhood, there is no difference between boys and girls, with an average of 3.6 mg%. After sexual maturity, the male concentration is about 1 mg% higher than the female concentration. After menopause, the two concentrations become closer. Therefore, males can develop hyperuricemia after puberty, while females often develop it after menopause. Many patients with hyperuricemia may not experience symptoms throughout their lives, which is called asymptomatic hyperuricemia. Only when arthritis occurs is it called gout. The higher the serum urate concentration and the longer the duration, the greater the chance of developing gout and urinary stones. The peak age of gout onset is around 40 years old. The key is to control uric acid and pay attention to diet and health care.

The above is a detailed introduction to the symptoms of high uric acid levels. When such a situation occurs, timely treatment must be carried out. Moreover, such a disease is very common for middle-aged and elderly people, so for such people, attention should be paid to this type of disease. The treatment of this type of disease also takes some time, so you must be patient in the treatment.