Since gout is directly related to uric acid levels in the blood, these risk factors are primarily associated with the production and excretion of uric acid: Diet: Foods such as red meat, certain seafoods (i.e., shrimp and oily fish), alcoholic beverages (especially beer), sugar, and fructose (often found in soft drinks) can all increase uric acid levels
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