Uric acid
(Known as uric acid) is a natural compound composed of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and is present in the body. When the uric acid is increased in the blood, the body will develop an imbalance in the body, causing a number of diseases, including bronchitis, which causes inflammation of the joints, causes severe inflammation, and also causes renal failure.
Causes leading to increased uric acid
The increase in uric acid in the blood may occur for several reasons. The increase in protein, ie, the increase of purine in the body, or of some drugs, may cause Parkinson’s disease. The most important reasons for raising uric blood are:
- Medications: Possible for some medications are complications of increased uric acid, especially that is described as long-term treatments, of drugs that increase the proportion of uric acid in the blood as urinary tract.
- Kidney disease: occurs when the kidneys are unable to get rid of the purines, if there is damage, or kidney failure.
- Endocrine: The hormone that controls the proportion of hormones, which must be in their natural proportions, but when the proportion of hormones is a defect, and the result of the disease is formed in the person, such as acidosis, diabetes, all contribute to hyperuricemia in the blood.
- Some disorders: such as preeclampsia, cirrhosis of the liver, obesity, laziness in the thyroid gland can cause an increase in uric acid.
- Some diseases, such as anemia, sickle cell anemia, and genetic abnormalities.
Treatment of uric acid hyperthyroidism
- Avoid or minimize protein-containing foods: such as meat and carbohydrates, such as eggs and bread.
- Drink plenty of fluids: especially water should be drunk daily at a rate of 2 liters per day, and this can also the body to get rid of uric acid.
- Exercise: which is done regularly and regularly, so that the body can lose weight, because obesity affects the increase of uric acid in the blood.