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Uric acid 6.6
Is uric acid 6.6 is high or normal ? And can uric acid cause muscles pain or body pain ? Please suggest
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Hi normal cut off for uric acid for males is 7.0.Though increase in uric acid can cause gout.Also get your Vit D n B 12 levels done.
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Dr. Merlin
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U need medication.
Yes it can cause those symptoms
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It's on high side
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