You should continue taking Zyloric 300 Tablet (allopurinol) as prescribed to manage your uric acid problem. For your cholesterol, your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet, regular exercise, and reducing saturated fats, and may consider a cholesterol-lowering medicine, such as a statin, if needed. Regular monitoring of both uric acid and cholesterol is advised to prevent complications.

For immediate relief, you may take anti-inflammatory medicines such as ibuprofen or a course of colchicine prescribed by your doctor. Once the acute pain eases, your doctor may recommend allopurinol to lower uric acid and prevent future gout attacks.

You should consult your doctor, who may prescribe allopurinol to lower your uric acid levels. It is also essential to stay well hydrated and limit foods high in purines, such as red meat, seafood, and alcohol, to help manage your condition.

Zyloric 100 Tablet contains allopurinol, which is used to lower uric acid levels in gout and is not suitable for a positive rheumatoid factor, which may indicate rheumatoid arthritis. You should consult your doctor, who can prescribe appropriate disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs to manage your condition and prevent joint damage.

No, numbness in the fingers is a rare side effect of Zyloric 300 Tablet (allopurinol). If you are experiencing this symptom, please consult your doctor to rule out other causes and to discuss whether any treatment adjustment is needed.

Gout is treated with medications such as Zyloric 300 Tablet (allopurinol) to lower uric acid and Goutnil Tablet (colchicine) for acute attacks. They can be taken together under a doctor?s supervision, as colchicine is often used with allopurinol initially to prevent flare-ups when starting long-term therapy.