1. Swollen and Painful Joints Uric acid tends to accumulate in joints, particularly in the feet, knees, and fingers. Initially, there may be redness and swelling, followed by increasing pain and joint enlargement over time.
2. Dark Yellow Urine Normally, urine is transparent or slightly yellow. However, when uric acid levels are elevated, kidney function can be affected, leading to urine discoloration.
3. Abnormal Blood Sugar Levels High uric acid levels can impair the body's glucose utilization, affecting insulin production and sensitivity.
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