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Old 06-16-2019, 08:23 PM #17
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Folks anyone with high uric acid and peripheral neuropathy?. I have high uric acid and prescribed 200mg allopurinol for that .. Currently the allopurinol is on hold to see if that is related to my PN.

I tested my Serum UA today and found it to be 7.8 mg/DL (should be 7.2 or below).


I found the link below which describes a possible link between Serum UA and PN

google "can high uric acid cause neuropathy?" and see the results as I cannot post links
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