At the age of 25, blood uric acid 450μmol/L can not affect life expectancy after active treatment, treatment includes general treatment and control of uric acid.
1. General treatment: It is generally believed that if blood uric acid is greater than 420μmol/L, it is often indicated as hyperuricemia. Dietary calories should be controlled, alcohol and high purine food intake should be limited, and water intake should be increased.
2. Control of uric acid: in order to maintain the normal level of blood uric acid, uric acid-excreting drugs and drugs to inhibit uric acid production can be used.
(1) Excretion of uric acid drugs: commonly used drugs for benzbromarone. Adverse reactions include gastrointestinal discomfort, uric acid nephrolithiasis patients are prohibited.
(2) inhibition of uric acid production drugs: commonly used drugs for allopurinol, adverse reactions include skin allergic reactions, renal impairment. Prohibited in severe allergies.
Hyperuricemia without renal impairment after active treatment can maintain normal life and work, does not affect the survival period, if not timely treatment of renal impairment, the prognosis is poor, may lead to shortened survival.
If the blood uric acid is elevated, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and control the blood uric acid level under the doctor’s guidance.