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My father( age 50yr)had joint pain every time. doctor said he had high uric acid level in his blood.what are the treatment policies should we take?
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Changes: This should be discussed with his doctor however a change in diet as well some possible gout medications usually mainstay of treatment of the condition...there may be treatments specifically for the joint such as a steroid injection
Answered 4/6/2016
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