2. The high content of purine in seafood can lead to the increase of blood uric acid level and the risk of gout in the long run. Seafood soup, squid and cuttlefish should be eaten as little as possible.
3, eat less apples, figs, oranges, lychees, persimmons, longan, bananas, bayberry, pomegranate and other fruits with high fructose content.
4. Vegetables: spinach, radishes, etc. Because spinach and other plants are rich in oxalic acid, it is easy to lead to the doubling of hyperoxaluria, which makes uric acid increase sharply and increases the burden on the kidneys.
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Daily considerations:
1, maintain the ideal weight, overweight or obese should lose weight. However, weight loss should be gradual, otherwise it will easily lead to acute ketosis or gout.
2, carbohydrates can promote uric acid excretion, patients can eat rice, steamed bread, pasta and so on rich in carbohydrates.
3. protein can be ingested in proportion according to the body weight, and 1 kg of body weight should be ingested with 0.8g to 1 g of protein, mainly milk and eggs. If it is lean meat, chicken and duck meat, etc., it should be boiled and eaten in soup, avoiding stew or braised pork.
4, eat less fat, because fat can reduce uric acid excretion. In patients with gout complicated with hyperlipidemia, the fat intake should be controlled within 20% to 25% of the total calories.
5, drink plenty of water, you should drink 2000ml to 3000ml a day to promote uric acid elimination.
6, eat less salt, should be limited to 2 grams to 5 grams per day.
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