What are the dangers of hyperuricemia?

First, it primarily causes gouty arthritis, characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain in certain joints, along with limited movement. For some people, the pain can be extremely unbearable.

Second, long-term high levels of uric acid can damage the kidneys, leading to impaired kidney function.

Third, these purines deposit in the joints forming gout stones, further affecting the function of these joints and reducing the quality of life.

Therefore, it is important to treat hyperuricemia early to prevent complications.