2015年2月15日星期日

The Diagnosis of Hyperuricemic Nephropathy (Gout Kidney Disease)

Hyperuricemic nephropathy (gout kidney disease) is nephropathy caused by hyperuricemia. Urea acid is the final production of purine metabolism. Due to the disorder of purine metabolism, excessive urea acid in blood will come into being. On the other hand, kidney secretes less urea acid, which also increases the level of urea acid in blood.
Generally, when the urea acid is more than 360umol/L in blood, we call it hyperuricemia. In clinic, when the urea acid is more than 390umol/L in blood, we call it hyperuricemia. When the urea acid is more than 420 umol/L in blood, people will be definitely diagnosed with hyperuricemic nephropathy (gout kidney disease).

If diagnosed early, people can suffer from less pains. Regular physical examination is necessary. People are suggested to have physical examinations twice a year on blood and urine, etc. Hyperuricemic nephropathy (gout kidney disease) is mostly seen in males and those who are fat and like drinking alcohol and eating meat.

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