Increased blood uric acid (hyperuricemia) can be treated by: 1, non-pharmacological treatment based on improving lifestyle, such as strictly limiting the intake of meat, seafood, beer and animal offal. This is because the above-mentioned foods increase purine diet and lead to elevated uric acid metabolism. High uric acid can also limit the intake of foods such as bananas, which are also high purine diet. Patients also need to quit smoking and alcohol to maintain adequate daily urine output to metabolize uric acid properly. It is best for patients to adhere to exercise and keep their body weight within the qualified level, which can reduce the production of purine in the body.2, Promote blood uric acid excretion treatment. You can take oral drugs that alkalize urine, such as baking soda can promote uric acid dissolution and uric acid excretion. Avoid using drugs that raise uric acid, such as insulin, cyclosporine A, tacrolimus and other drugs. Other drugs that promote uric acid excretion include benzbromarone.3, Treatment to reduce blood uric acid production. For example, treatment with allopurinol or febuxostat.