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Gout: uric acid and flare days in one record your doctor reads.

Uric acid, flare days, which joint flared, what you ate and drank and your medicines, summarized before each visit with your rheumatologist or primary care doctor.

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Making sense of a falling uric acid
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My uric acid from October 20 just posted at 7.4. It is lower, but the portal still flags it. Is the next dose step due before the holidays?
Logged. Uric acid is the level of urate in your blood, and gout crystals form in a joint when it stays high. Yours has come down at every draw since you started allopurinol in March, from 9.1 to 7.4, the lowest of your last eight draws. It is still above the target of under 6 in your plan from Dr. Kealoha.
Good. The flares this spring worried me, though. I thought the pills were making it worse.
Your flare log shows 6 flare days in April and 8 in May, then fewer each month, with none so far in October. More flares in the first months of lowering uric acid are common, which is why you take colchicine through that stretch. Your creatinine held at 1.1 and your ALT at 31, two of the checks watched with each dose change. Whether the next step is due is a question for Dr. Kealoha. Want me to put it on your list?
Yes. And put the flare days and the water I log in my visit summary.
Done. Your question about the next dose step is on your list, and your summary for Dr. Kealoha on November 12 now has the uric acid line, your flare days by month and your water log.
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Uric acid Abnormal values
Last: 7.4 mg/dLTrend: downward
Updated: Oct 20, 2026
Creatinine Normal range
Last: 1.1 mg/dLTrend: stable
Updated: Oct 20, 2026
ALT (liver check) Normal range
Last: 31 U/LTrend: stable
Updated: Oct 20, 2026
CRP (inflammation) Normal range
Last: 2.1 mg/LTrend: downward
Updated: Oct 20, 2026
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The parts nobody else sees

Gout comes on fast and settles slowly: a joint that was fine at bedtime can be hot and swollen by morning, while the uric acid behind it moves over months. Healya is built by people who know what that load feels like.

During a flare, the joint can be so tender that the weight of a bedsheet hurts.

Many first attacks start in the big toe, and later ones can reach the ankle, knee or wrist.

Uric acid lowering medicine can bring more flares in the first months before it brings fewer.

Your numbers already tell a story

Healya connects your uric acid, your flare days, the joints that flared, what you ate and drank, your medicines and your other labs so the story is visible, to you and to your rheumatologist.

See your uric acid come down
started allopurinol

Your uric acid at eight draws over the last year, with the March draw, when you started allopurinol, marked. It peaked at 9.1 in February and has come down at every draw since March, to 7.4 this October, still above the target of under 6 in your plan.

See flare days rise and fall
started allopurinol

Flare days you logged each month from January to October, as bars and as a line, with the month you started allopurinol marked. They climbed to 6 in April and 8 in May, then fell every month, with none so far in October.

See creatinine hold steady
dose raised by Dr. Kealoha

Your creatinine at six draws since March, with the July draw, when Dr. Kealoha raised the dose, marked. It stayed between 1.08 and 1.12 at every draw and was 1.1 this October.

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One flare a year or several a season, newly diagnosed or years into treatment: your gout story is data, and Healya can keep it.

Uric acid Flare days Which joint flared Pain Swelling Food and drinks Alcohol Water Medicines taken Creatinine Liver tests (ALT) CRP

How Healya helps with gout

A flare on the record, not just in memory

A thirty-second check-in of pain, swelling, which joint and what changed that day, so a flare that has settled by the time of your appointment is still on the record for your doctor.

Labs explained in plain words

Your uric acid, creatinine, liver tests and CRP: what each one measures in plain words, which way it moved since last time, and what is worth asking about at the next visit.

Flares next to the days before them

Flare days, the meals and drinks you logged, fluid, medicines taken and what changed that day, side by side, so you can see what came before each flare. Healya does not tell you what to eat.

A summary your doctor can scan

A year of uric acid results, flare days, medications and any hospital stays on one page, with the questions you flagged along the way.

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Reports written for gout

Three kinds, each built from your own record. A summary before every visit. A report on how your numbers are actually moving. And a plain-language digest of new gout research, on a schedule you choose.

1Visit prep. A year of uric acid results, flare days, other labs and medications on one page before your visit, with the questions you flagged along the way.
2Your gout report. How your uric acid and flare days moved this quarter, and what changed when.
3Research digest. New gout studies and treatment news, explained in plain words and matched to what you track. Never medical advice, always something to bring to your doctor.
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Visit summary · Dr. Kealoha, Nov 12 Export PDF

A year of uric acid draws, flare days, the joints that flared and medicine doses on one page.

Your gout report: the falling uric acid, explainedQuarterly›
Gout research digest: 3 new studies, explainedMonthly›
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Questions people with gout ask us

Clear answers about what Healya does with your data, and what stays between you and your care team.

Yes. Results arrive through patient portals such as MyChart and through Labcorp and Quest, and any result can be typed in two taps. Healya lines up every draw on one timeline, so a year of uric acid results sits on one line instead of separate reports.

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