Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Hyperuricemia (HUA) is a type of metabolic disorder caused by decreased uric acid excretion, abnormal purine metabolism, and constantly increasing uric acid levels, leading to the precipitation of sodium chloride crystals in the body, resulting in abnormal metabolism. The occurrence of HUA is related to multiple factors such as age, gender, obesity, diet, genetics, and lack of exercise. In recent years, exercise therapy, which mainly focuses on non drug treatment methods, is gradually being applied in medical clinical practice and has achieved good preventive and therapeutic effects.But the mechanism is not yet fully clear. It is recommended to conduct a series of studies on molecular targets related to HUA mediated by different exercise modes in the future, in order to further enrich and enrich the molecular signal theory of regulating HUA through exercise stimulation signals.

Sports; Hyperuricemia; Human trials