Febutaz 80 MG Tablet Health Feed

Yes, continue clopidogril as it is used for blood thinning and fabuxostat is given to reduce uric acid.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
Clopidogrel is given for preventing platelets aggregation in the coronary blood vessels. I do not understand the relationship between uric acid and clopidogrel. Thanks.

Lower down uric acid at 3.5
drink lots of water
drink one lemon water daily or soda
avoids protein rich food especially daal and non-veg n dairy product.

Zyloprim (allopurinol) works well to prevent gout attacks and is cheaper than some alternatives, but it takes a few weeks to start working. Uloric (febuxostat) is a medication you take once daily for gout, but it takes a few weeks to kick in.
Benemid (probenecid) can be used to lower high uric acid levels in people with gout, but it is not a first-choice treatment because it takes a long time to kick in.

High protein diet or improper excretion due to kidney disease may lead to high uric acid concentration in blood.
If allopathic treatment is not suiting u. You must switch over to ayurvedic treatment, which is safe and 100% effectively.

Yes you can. It is only temporary solution. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment for permanent solution without side effects. I can help you in your asthama too.

Yes it will be good for you but keep a check of Na/K/Urea/Creat/ HB values in 7-10 days interval TC.

Lower fat intake as excess fat reduces normal excretion of uric acid
Liberal fluid intake to keep the urine dilute
Restriction or elimination of alcohol
What to avoid
Shell fishes, red meat, mince meat, meat extracts, organ meats, fishes (sardine, roe, makeral).
Whole pulses (masur, rajmah, chana, chole, etc.). Other dals are allowed
Vegetables and fruits - green peas, spinach, french beans, brinjal, cauliflower, mushroom, chickoo, custard apple
Diet rules
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Focus on your diet and have food low in utica acid. After 4 weeks gets repeat uric acid test done.

U should do--
watch your weight. Eat fresh fruit, vegetables, whole wheat products and some pulses (high in purine) every day.
Enjoy low-fat milk and dairy products daily.
Drink plenty of fluids. Avoid alcohol
if you smoke, stop it. Add more fiber to your diet. Eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains, which provide complex carbohydrates. Avoid foods and beverages with high-fructose corn syrup, and limit consumption of naturally sweet fruit juices.
Good sources of low-pur...more