At present, there is no way that hyperuricemia can be “cured” through treatment, but through rational drug treatment, diet management, lifestyle adjustment, etc., it can prevent the damage of renal function, prevent gout and slow down the development of the disease. 1. Medication: Hyperuricemia patients can control the blood uric acid level to the target uric acid level through reasonable, timely and quantitative uric acid-lowering medication, which can avoid the occurrence of gout as much as possible. 2. Dietary management: Hyperuricemia patients need to pay attention to avoid high purine diet, such as shellfish, shrimp and crab and other seafood, as well as animal offal, beans and soy products, broth, etc., daily increase the amount of drinking water, daily drinking water of 2,500 to 3,000 ml, and avoid drinking alcohol. 3. Adjustment of living habits: in daily life, patients with hyperuricemia need to pay attention to avoid staying up late, ensure rest, sleep time, appropriate exercise, avoid joints cold. It is recommended that patients with hyperuricemia should consult with endocrinologists and rheumatologists in regular hospitals.