High uric acid doesn’t need medication, says a nephrologist
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Tuesday, November 25, 2025
High uric acid is a common complaint among most patients, and is often detected in several medical tests. Before, it develops into a full blown problem, it starts showing symptoms that appear even before.In India and globally, this number often pushes people into seeking medication. Dr. Arjun Sabharwal, a respected urologist and kidney specialist, reminds us that most of these cases do not require pharmaceutical intervention, and instead, science and clinical experience recommend a patient and practical approach. Here’s what really works.
