Basic knowledge about febuxostat.📃📃📃

Febuxostat is a xanthine oxidase inhibitor. It inhibits the production of uric acid. While allopurinol can only inhibit the reduced form of xanthine oxidase, febuxostat can inhibit both the reduced and oxidized forms of xanthine oxidase. Therefore, febuxostat's ability to lower uric acid is faster and stronger. 80% of blood uric acid is synthesized in the body, and only...

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What is the difference between allopurinol, benzbromarone and febuxostat?💫💫💫

Hyperuricemia is a very common metabolic disease today. It not only causes kidney stones, chronic kidney disease and gout in patients, but may also cause diabetes and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Allopurinol, benzbromarone and febuxostat are the most commonly used urate-lowering drugs in clinical practice. What is the difference between the three of them?How...

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What are the common problems of gout?🔍🔍🔍

Gout is a very common metabolic disease clinically. Here are some practical facts and frequently asked questions about gout.1. What is the difference between hyperuricemia and gout?Hyperuricemia refers to the blood uric acid levels of both men and women are higher than 420 μmol/L twice on different days. In patients with hyperuricemia, urate crystallizes and deposits...

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These habits before bed can help lower uric acid.👍👍👍

As more and more people suffer from hyperuricemia, more and more people are concerned about how to reduce uric acid in the body. The increase in uric acid in humans is mainly due to insufficient uric acid excretion and excessive uric acid production. The human body generally has about 1200mg of uric acid, and the human body produces about 700mg of uric acid every day. Under...

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Some common misconceptions of gout that many people have.🙀🙀🙀

Some people eat too much meat, seafood or drink a lot of alcohol at a dinner party, and their toes or joints will suddenly experience redness, swelling and pain. Most of this is a gout attack. Many people think that only the elderly develop gout. In fact, gout not only occurs in the elderly, but young people are also at risk of gout. Here are some common misconceptions...

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Briefly talk about the impact of hyperuricemia.(Part. 2)😎😎😎

Hyperuricemia (Part. 2)✌1. Life management of patients with hyperuricemia.Health education:Patients should avoid high-purine diets, and avoid inducements such as fatigue, cold, and stress. Patients should also regularly monitor blood pressure, blood sugar and other risk factors. At the same time, the blood uric acid level should be monitored regularly and checked regularly...

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Briefly talk about the impact of hyperuricemia.(Part. 1)😎😎😎

Uric acid is a catabolite of purine nucleotides in the human body. It is a weakorganic acid. 80% of purine nucleotides are produced by human cell metabolism and 20% are obtained from food. The main cause of the increase in uric acid is excessive uric acid production and decreased uric acid excretion. 90% of hyperuricemia is related to decreased renal uric acid excretion.1. Uric...

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Drink enough water when taking these drugs.💧💧💧

In general, almost all medicines are taken with water. However, the amount of drinking water is various when taking different medicines. There are some medicines require drinking a lot of water. Most of medicines taken by the human body are eliminated by the kidneys. Drinking plenty of water when taking medicines can reduce the burden on the kidneys, excrete toxins and...

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Gout: why does uric acid still raising although control the diet strictly?😵😵😵

Changes in uric acid can be affected by many factors. Although patients with gout have to control their diet, the effect of controlling uric acid is also uncertain. Some patients even usually do not eat seafood and animal offal, and legumes are rarely high, but uric acid is still increasing. Faced with this situation, should the patient take uric acid-lowering drugs?1....

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