A urate-lowering medication is used to manage gout and hyperuricemia. (Li Wei, 2011) The most effective urate-lowering drugs are used in the treatment of chronic gout. (Rakhi Seth, 2014) A potent therapeutic agent in the clinical management of gout and disorders associated with elevated uric acid levels. (PÁL PACHER, 2008) Lowers urate production through the inhibition of xanthine oxidase. (Kathryn M Dillman, 2024) Reduces uric acid production and prevents uric acid crystal accumulation in joints and tissues. (Rakhi Seth A. S., 2014) Facilitates tophi breakdown and inhibits the development and worsening of chronic gouty arthritis. (PÁL PACHER, 2008) Effectively lowers urate levels in the blood, and reduces the frequency of recurring gout attacks. (Richard O Day, 2007) Preventing gout attacks and aiding in the resolution of chronic tophi. (Rakhi Seth A. S., 2014) Reduces uric acid concentrations in urine, preventing stone formation in the urinary tract. (P Ferrari, 2004)