Taking uric acid-lowering drugs instead of frequent gout attacks may be related to factors such as not taking medication as prescribed by the doctor or bad lifestyle habits. 1. Not in accordance with the doctor’s instructions to take medication: patients taking a short period of time or insufficient dose of medication, it will be difficult to achieve pharmacological effects, the body is still in the state of high blood uric acid, the long-term lack of effective control and lead to frequent attacks of gout. 2. Bad habits: smoking and drinking, eating a lot of seafood, animal offal, etc. will cause the body to ingest purine overload, causing the body to rise in blood uric acid, thus triggering gout. Gout patients are recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor for standardized treatment, and maintain a healthy diet, avoiding the intake of large amounts of high-purine diet, such as seafood, animal offal and so on.