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| Category | Choroby i zaburzenia | Choroby i zaburzenia |
| Evidence strength | Strong evidence | Strong evidence |
| Evidence Score | 5/5 | 5/5 |
| User rating | 4.7 (88) | 4.7 (112) |
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| Average price | — | — |
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| Time to effects | Anti-inflammatory medications used for an acute flare usually ease pain within 24-48 hours; urate-lowering therapy requires weeks to months of consistent use before the target uric acid level is reached and maintained, reducing the risk of further flares. | Improved insulin sensitivity from regular physical activity can be measurable within a few weeks; the reduction in risk of developing full-blown diabetes from prediabetes was measured in the DPP trial over a horizon of nearly 3 years. |
| Who it's for | Men over 40, whose risk is three to four times higher than in premenopausal women | People diagnosed with prediabetes |