Is uric acid 495 serious after menopause?

Uric acid 495μmol/L in postmenopausal women is serious and cannot be generalized.

Uric acid in the body mainly comes from daily metabolism and diet. For women, the normal range is 89-357μmol/L, and 495μmol/L has seriously exceeded the normal range. However, due to the large influence of exercise, diet, drugs and other factors, a single test of uric acid increase cannot determine whether it is serious. It is recommended that patients should be tested repeatedly. If it is only a transient increase caused by exercise or diet, it is generally not serious. However, if the results of multiple tests are 495μmol/L, it has certain seriousness, generally related to hyperuricemia, gout, nephritis and other diseases. It is recommended to consult a doctor for further examination and evaluation in time to confirm whether there is gout or other related problems.