7 symptoms of high uric acid in men

Inflammation and sensitivity

 Swelling and inflammation in joints, especially in the toes, ankles, knees, and wrists.

Joint pain

Men with excessive uric acid levels often deal with intense joint pain, particularly in the legs and knees. 

Heat and redness

The affected joints may appear red and feel warm to the touch.

Limited range of motion

Men might struggle to fully straighten or bend their knees due to stiffness and pain caused by high uric acid.

Chances of fever

Some individuals with high uric acid may experience fever during gout attacks.

Disturbed sleep

Raised uric acid levels can disturb sleep, making men feel the pain and discomfort in their knees and legs, especially in night.

Tiredness and weakness

Feeling unusually tired or fatigued can be a symptom of high uric acid levels.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports