What are the symptoms of gout caused by uric acid?

Gout symptoms caused by high uric acid mainly include joint symptoms, urinary system symptoms, systemic symptoms, etc.

1. Joint symptoms

High uric acid content in the blood may lead to urate deposition in the joints to form crystals, affecting joint appearance and normal activities, manifested as joint deformity or limited joint activity.

2. Urinary system symptoms

The blood in the human body needs to be filtered and reabsorbed by the kidneys. If the uric acid level is too high, it may cause urate crystals to precipitate in the kidneys, causing nocturnal urination, hematuria, dysuria and other symptoms.

3. Systemic symptoms When

gout attacks, a large number of inflammatory factors are produced, which can stimulate the body's temperature regulation center and cause fever symptoms.