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i am taking lisinopril/hctz 20-12.5 for 4 months and my blood pressure around 116/64 before taking the medicine it was 152 to 160/70-80 I have had gout for 10 or so years. 8 seems high my Dr wants my uric acid levels down below 6 at the very least. High levels of uric acid dont always mean that you have gout. The only certain way to check is to perform a test on the joints. The Dr. takes a needle and jabs it into the affected area and extracts some fluid to check for crystals. This sounds pretty painful especially during an attack but thats only because it is. But it's worth it to make sure its gout and not something else. Also dropping in weight will often trigger an attack. Drink lots of water and avoid purin rich foods. Check into colchicine and indocine to treat an attack. Even though it can trigger an attack losing weight(being thin) helps minimize the frequency and severity of attacks so if you lose weight try to keep it off. I'm not sure about 8.0 for uric acid level. Maybe you're using a different type of measurement? I thought normal urate level should be somewhere between 2.5-4.5 |
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