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Hi, my mother has high uric acid level in her blood [9.6]. now she is having severe pain in her both toes/feets. now what treatment is required ?
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Needs to see dr: She may or may not have gout. The disease is usually monoarticular implying one joint not two feet but its always possible...she should get a proper exam and treatment plan.
Answered 3/21/2015
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