Uric Acid Ki Alamat | High Uric Acid Symptoms in Urdu | High Uric Acid Causes | Dr. Omar 

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In this Video I am going to discuss Causes & Symptoms of High Uric Acid in the Blood in Urdu language.
Serum Uric Acid is a Chemical which is found in our Blood and is transported via blood. High Uric Acid accumulation in the body or decreased excretion of Uric Acid from the body via kidneys can cause problems for us. There can be different reasons for increased Uric Acid in the Blood.
1. Genetic Factors
2. Foods that Increase Uric Acid in the Body
3. Spicy Foods
4. Increased Consumption of Alcohol
5. Increased Blood Sugar
6. Decreased Omega-3 Fish Seeds in the Body
7. Increased Body Weight
8. Medications
9. Dehydration
High Uric Acid Symptoms in the Body can be
1. Joints Pain
2. Swelling of Joints
3. Numbness in the Joints
4. Inflammation of the 1st Metatarsal Joint of Foot
5. Difficulty in Walking
6. Fatigue
We can check Serum Uric Acid level in our Body via a Laboratory test called Serum Uric Acid Blood Test. It's Normal value is 3.4-6 mg/dl.
High Uric Acid in our Blood is called as Hyperuricemia. Gout is a disease of Joints which normally occurs due to hyperuricemia. Increased Uric Acid in our Blood causes crystal deposition in the Joints and causes Inflammation and Swelling. Symptoms of Gout include Severe Pain, Swelling of Joints and Inflammation of Joints.
Time Stamps
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Serum Uric Acid Introduction
0:33 High Uric Acid Causes
1:10 High Uric Acid Symptoms in Urdu
1:30 Serum Uric Acid Blood Test
1:47 Relationship between High Uric Acid & Gout
2:14 Symptoms of Gout
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