Gout Problem, 1.7 Mg/dl - Huge Pain And Swelling In Knee And

Gout problem, 1.7 mg/dl

Asked for Male, 35 Years

Huge pain and swelling in knee and foot. Symptoms of gout. uric acid - 1.7 mg/dl. Suffering from more than 4years.

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Mr. Sandeep Soni

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Hi dear, Please consult a rheumatologist.

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