Question 1

best food to reduce uric acid level.

Accepted Answer

Diet not helpful: Studies have clearly shown that diet has little benefit on serum uric acid levels no matter what other doctors may tell you. The one thing you should do is minimize alcohol intake. If you have gout you should be on Allopurinol to normalize your uric acid levels and prevent future attacks. If there is no gout, you do not have to treat the uric acid level.

Question 2

what nutrition should eat if uric acid?

Accepted Answer

Depends upon symptom: If you have no symptoms I am not sure you should do anything to change your uric acid levels.  If on the other hand you have gout i would certainly consider avoiding certain foods that are high in purines, a "gout diet"  google that.

Question 3

which food can help lower your uric acid?

Accepted Answer

None: The only food item that you should stop is alcohol. Regardless of what other docs tell you, studies have shown conclusively that diet has little or no effect on uric acid levels.

Question 4

what foods can help to decrease uric acid?

Accepted Answer

Nothing: Any food that does not contain protein will not contribute to uric acid. Foods high in protein, iron, glucose, and processed sugar are also known to raise uric acid. Nn foods are known to decrease it. Certain drugs like Allopurinol are used to treat gout.

Question 5

what food to be avoided if uric acid is present?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol: No matter what other docs tell you, studies have repeatedly shown that diet other than alcohol has very little effect on serum uric acid levels.

Question 6

can you suggest foods to reduce uric acid level?

Accepted Answer

A waste of time: For the 10,000th time, diet has virtually no effect on serum uric acid levels. If you do not have gout or kidney stones, do nothing. If you do have one or both then you need to be on allopurinol to normalize your serum uric acid.

Question 7

what food should i avoid and eat if my uric acid is high?

Accepted Answer

Reduce the Purines: Avoid or severely limit the intake of food that are high in purines like animal products like organ meats, anchovies, beef, pork lamb, tuna, shrimp, lobster and scallops, limit or avoid alcohol especially beer, avoid or limit intake of foods sweetened with fructose corn syrup.  Drink more fluids, eat more complex carbs, low fat dairy products, more of natural juices, eat more plant-based proteins.

Question 8

what food should be consumed in case the uric acid has increased?

Accepted Answer

None: Diets have been shown conclusively to have very little effect on uric acid levels.

Question 9

could you tell me what are good things to eat to bring down uric acid?

Accepted Answer

None: Diet has little or no benefit in lowering uric acid levels. Minimize alcohol consumption.

Question 10

which medicine, exercise, food you suggest, for my friend has high uric acid level?

Accepted Answer

See details: Diets and exercise have little or no effect on serum uric acid levels. If your friend does not have gout or kidney stones then no therapy is usually needed. If there is a history of gout or stones then Allopurinol is indicated.

Get Virtual Care

For Businesses

About Us

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Doctor answers about:

Foods that break down uric acid

A member asked:

Best food to reduce uric acid level.

A member asked:

What nutrition should eat if uric acid?

A member asked:

Which food can help lower your uric acid?

A member asked:

What foods can help to decrease uric acid?

A member asked:

What food to be avoided if uric acid is present?

A member asked:

Can you suggest foods to reduce uric acid level?

A member asked:

What food should i avoid and eat if my uric acid is high?

A member asked:

What food should be consumed in case the uric acid has increased?

A member asked:

Could you tell me what are good things to eat to bring down uric acid?

A member asked:

Which medicine, exercise, food you suggest, for my friend has high uric acid level?

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Telemedicine

Primary Care

Manage Your Conditions

Women's Health

Children's Health

Men's Health

Senior Health

Wellness, Prevention & Lifestyle

Sexual Health

Mental & Behavioral Health

Travel Medicine

Urgent Care

Didn't find what you're looking for?

More of what we treat

Allergies

Antibiotics

Asthma

High Blood Pressure

Prescriptions

Type 2 Diabetes

For Businesses

Company

Health Content

Join Us

Download HealthTap

Questions?