If the uric acid is high, you should avoid eating chicken feet during the acute attack of gouty arthritis, because chicken feet belong to the food with moderate purine content. In the acute attack of gouty arthritis, if you eat chicken feet, it will easily lead to the increase of uric acid and aggravate the condition.

In the remission period of gout, only uric acid increases, so you can eat a small amount of chicken feet, but don't eat too much. Patients with high uric acid should eat foods with low purine content, such as various staple foods, vegetables and fruits, drink more water, drink at least 2000 ml of water every day, abstain from alcohol, avoid eating foods with high purine content, such as animal viscera, seafood and bean products, and at the same time, exercise properly to promote uric acid excretion.