What are the symptoms of high uric acid in men?

Men are the main targets of hyperuricemia, but if men only have high uric acid, the patient may not have any clinical symptoms, but this does not mean that clinical manifestations will not occur. Because hyperuricemia is the basis of gout, if men's blood uric acid continues to rise without intervention, it is likely to cause gout attacks, leading to redness, swelling, heat and pain in the joints, affecting joint function, and even causing multiple gout stones leading to joint deformities.

In addition to causing gout, hyperuricemia in men can also cause increased blood pressure, dizziness, bloating, and headaches in patients. Hyperuricemia in men can also lead to abnormal fat decomposition, leading to fatty liver and increased blood sugar. At this time, men may experience symptoms such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, and shortness of breath. In addition, hyperuricemia in men can also cause abnormal blood sugar levels and abnormal kidney function, such as edema, dry mouth, and dry mouth. Therefore, although hyperuricemia in men may not have any clinical manifestations, it is indeed an early manifestation of many diseases and needs to be taken seriously.

In the early stage, men with high uric acid levels will not have any symptoms, and patients can only know that their uric acid levels are high after examination. Before any symptoms occur, high uric acid levels will not cause any symptoms. However, long-term high uric acid levels will cause gout and uric acid stones, which will cause joint pain, intermittent radiating pain in the waist, blood in the urine accompanied by pain, fever and other symptoms.

Since purine is converted into uric acid in the body, excessive purine intake makes it impossible for the body to use unnecessary purine as energy supply and demand balance, which in turn causes an increase in uric acid. Long-term uric acid accumulation in the bones and tissue fluid will form crystals. Excessive uric acid levels will reduce the organic solubility of uric acid in urine, and crystals in the kidneys will subsequently form uric acid stones, leading to the above symptoms.