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Non-Diet Gout Factors
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Diet is not the only potential cause of the high urate levels that lead to gout symptoms.
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Urate is the end product of the breakdown of purines
ingested through food.
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However there may be other factors, other than diet, that can lead to excess urate in the body.
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1. Weight
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Overweight people tend to have higher uric acid levels
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It is thought that obesity makes it harder for the body to eliminate uric acid from the system
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2. Too much urate produced
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There is a genetic link to the production of urate.
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Some people are pre-disposed to produce too much urate.
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3. Not enough excretion of urate
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There is a genetic pre-disposition in some people leading to not enough urate being removed from the body.
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4. Alcohol consumption
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Although the only alcoholic beverage high in purines is beer, alcohol itself is a factor in
high uric acid levels.
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5. Kidney problems
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Clearly any kidney issues may lead to reduced excretion of uric acid
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6. Drugs
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Some drugs such as diuretics can lead to high uric acid levels