High uric acid will not be lowered by exercise because the source of blood uric acid in human body is divided into exogenous source and endogenous source, the exogenous source is through dietary intake, while the endogenous source is the metabolic waste produced in the process of metabolism. Strenuous exercise will make the patient’s metabolism speed up and produce too much uric acid. At the same time, sweating occurs during exercise and the loss of body fluids will also lead to further increase in blood uric acid concentration, so exercise will not reduce the level of blood uric acid, but may increase it. Therefore, it is not recommended for patients with high uric acid to engage in strenuous exercise. Patients with high blood uric acid also need to abstain from alcohol in their lives, as well as to follow a strict low purine diet.