Hydrochlorothiazide may raise the serum uric acid level due to reduced uric acid and may cause or exacerbate hyperuricemia and precipitate gout in susceptible
by C Ben Salem 2024 Cited by 241Diuretics are one of the most important causes of secondary hyperuricaemia. Drugs raise serum uric acid level by an increase of uric acid reabsorption and/or
Medications used to manage other conditions may increase levels of uric acid or contribute to gout; this is referred to as drug-induced gout. Certain drugs raise serum uric acid levels by increasing uric acid reabsorption and/or decreasing uric acid secretion in gout.
Drug-induced-hyperuricaemia and gout present an emergent and increasingly prevalent problem in clinical practice. Drugs raise serum uric acid level by increasing uric acid reabsorption and/or decreasing uric acid secretion in gout.
Medications used to manage other conditions may increase levels of uric acid or contribute to gout; this is referred to as drug-induced gout. Certain drugs raise serum uric acid levels by increasing uric acid reabsorption and/or decreasing uric acid secretion in gout.
Antiuricosuric drugs raise serum uric acid levels and lower urine uric acid levels. These drugs include all diuretics, pyrazinoate, pyrazinamide, ethambutol
by C Ben Salem 2024 Cited by 241Diuretics are one of the most important causes of secondary hyperuricaemia. Drugs raise serum uric acid level by an increase of uric acid reabsorption.
by C Ben Salem 2024 Cited by 241Drugs raise serum uric acid level by an increase of uric acid reabsorption and/or decrease in uric acid secretion. Several drugs may also increase uric acid
Drugs raise serum uric acid level by an increase of uric acid reabsorption and/or decrease in uric acid secretion. Several drugs may also increase uric acid production. In this review, drugs leading to hyperuricaemia are summarized with regard to their mechanism of action and clinical significance.
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