Well, there is a medical term for this which is Asymptomatic Hyperuricaemia. Which in English means a High Uric acid blood level, but no symptoms. 20% of the population have this, but never go on to develop Gout. However, a high Uric Acid level in the blood is like a canary in the coal mine. It’s a very useful indicator that something is amiss in a person’s health. Having a high Uric Acid level is an independent risk factor for Chronic Kidney Disease, Cardiovascular disease, and Diabetes. If your uric acid is high, I would seriously examine what you can do to improve your health. Be it: lose weight, change your diet, exercise, or try some of my 7 tips for reducing Uric Acid in your blood.