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due to hypermobility there is no pain.
drink lots of water.
takr lemon water or soda water two times daily.
avoid purin n protein rich diet.
febuxostat is ok for uric ucid.
for more details counslt privately.

It is not only uric acid that is the cause of pain. The nature of your knee pain indicates local knee issue. May be Your md are weak around knee and you have to avoid wear and tear injuries.

Hello lybrate user-
diarrhea generally occurs due to improper food habits which result in indigestion ultimately. Formation of kidney stone is also an outcome of indigestion. Try these ayurvedic medicines -
a) dabur bilagel 1 tsp twice daily.
B) hinguashtak churna 1/2 tsp twice before meals.
C) tab laghu sootshekhar ras 1 tab twice daily in between meals.
D) drink boiled water and eat moong dal khichadi.
F) avoid non veg, rice oriented products and heavy diet.

With uric acid level 12.5mg%chances of its being gout are more. Aspirin could make it worse. Take medicines to control pain.
Do gentle exercises to maintain normal range of movement.

Generally nothing need if other parameters if ok, so you continue with that after 15 days later recheck uric acid, if need treatment contact us through liberate side.

Most of the time, a high uric acid level occurs when your kidneys don't eliminate uric acid efficiently. Things that may cause this slow-down in the removal of uric acid include rich foods, being overweight, having diabetes, taking certain diuretics (sometimes called water pills) and drinking too much alcohol. There are lots of information that needs to be explained in detail according to your report .each point plays a crucial role hence needs to be clarified.

There is not much choice. These are common medicines used to control serum uric acid.
Please discuss your doubts with your doctor.
Try to control it with low protein diet.

Do consult Rheumatologist and take appropriate Therapy and Management Do consult Physiotherapist and take Mobilisation exercise for the joints Best Wishes.

1.Correct posture during standing as well as during lifting any weight
2.Gluteal squeezes while maintaing posterior pelvic tilt
3.Stretchings of hip flexors:Heel to buttocks in lying prone.
Stretch Calves
Get a custom made insole.
Hams Stretching.
Sports Taping.
Hot Fomentation.

There are many forms of snsa (seronegative spondyloarthropathy) & you possibly have one of them (post-infective, or autoimmune) as you have other symptoms of syndromal involvement. Treatment is generally aimed at immunomodulation, with intermittent nsaids/steroids.
You seem to be taking the right path.