Gout and Seasonality: Which Season is Worst for Gout?
Gout and seasonality. Are gout attacks seasonal? And, if so, what are the provoking factors that make them so? Read on to discover what some experts believe to be the …
All About Gout
Gout is an inflammatory form of arthritis caused by high levels of uric acid in the bloodstream from which microscopic needle-like crystals of monosodium urate form in the joints and associated tissue.
The body’s natural inflammatory response to these crystals gives rise to the typical symptoms of a gout attack: swollen, inflamed and stiff joint(s); skin over joint red and very warm to the touch; excruciating pain.
Below you’ll discover some important aspects of gout.
Exercise and Gout: Can You Exercise With Gout?
Exercise and Gout When you’re suffering a terrible attack of gout the last thing on your mind is exercising. Even when the symptoms have abated the affected joint and muscles …
Diabetes and Gout: How Diabetes And Gout Are Related
Diabetes and Gout A 2014 study has shown that people with gout are at a higher risk of type 2 diabetes than people who don’t have gout. So what’s the …
High Uric Acid Linked to Diabetes & Diabetic Kidney Disease
If you don’t keep your uric acid levels under control, not only are you gambling with a painful gout attack, you’re also gambling with diabetes and diabetic kidney disease… High …
Erectile Dysfunction and Gout – Is There a Link?
Today’s topic is on a very sensitive subject; is there a relationship between erectile dysfunction and gout? And if there is, what can you do about it? Erectile Dysfunction and …
Obesity And Gout: How Being Overweight Causes Gout
Obesity And gout: Being obese or even just overweight is a major gout risk factor. Here you’ll discover why being overweight can actually double your gout risk and being obese …
Allopurinol for Gout: How Effective is Allopurinol for Gout?
Allopurinol for gout: read on to discover why allopurinol may not be as effective as it could be, how it can actually trigger a gout attack, but why it’s inadvisable …
How Much Fluid To Take To Reduce The Risk Of Kidney Stones
A new study has shown that increasing fluid intake reduces the risk of kidney stones in the general population… This is of particular interest to gout sufferers since their condition …
Got Gout? You Might Be Less Likely to Get Alzheimer’s Disease!
There might be an upside to having gout! Here, you’ll discover how having high uric acid may help protect you against developing Alzheimer’s disease. Gout and Alzheimer’s Disease You may …