Blood uric acid 480 μmol / L is not normal, the value has exceeded the upper limit of the reference range of normal blood uric acid, according to the presence of complications and comorbidities and other circumstances when the choice of whether or not to need treatment. Uric acid is the end product of purine metabolism, and two fasting tests on a different day with blood uric acid higher than 420 μmol/L suggest hyperuricemia. Patients with hyperuricemia need medication if they have gout, gout stones, etc. and if they have accompanying cardiovascular disease and cardiovascular risk factors. In simple hyperuricemia, blood uric acid is lower than 540 μmol/L, and no drug treatment is needed for the time being. If simple hyperuricemia does not require treatment, patients can control uric acid with dietary taboos and lifestyle management, such as avoiding animal offal, seafood, beans and other high-purine diets, refraining from drinking alcohol, increasing the amount of water intake, and reducing the weight of overweight or obese patients as appropriate. It is recommended that patients with blood uric acid 480μmol/L should go to the endocrinology department and rheumatology department of regular hospitals for detailed consultation.