Hyperuricemia is considered a multifactorial metabolic disorder in the general population. The levels of uric acid are influenced by the use of drugs, medications, renal impairment, and Alcohol also. The excess of uric acid levels gets deposited in the joints, kidneys, and a lot of tissue leading to clinical manifestations such as tophi, nephrolithiasis along the presence of urate nephropathy. Decreased excretion of uric acid contributes the maximum towards the development of Hyperuricemia. Along with the minimal contribution from other factors like increased production and increased consumption of foods rich in uric acid. The deposits in the joints, skin, and other tissues compromise the function of organs and resulting in the abnormal configuration of joint with funv=ctional limitation along with the presence of clinical signs in the form of pain and swelling.
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