Can you cure gout it

Answer 1

It has been observed that many of us are having joint pain body each etc..

To get relief from this pain we have to control our diet as prescribed in many books

or those who have NET connection can find the Diets to avoid eating them.

Go for Homeopathy treatment for this if it is not acute.

Avoid taking alcohols,meat,and other foods which contains proteins.

Answer 2

There are a couple medications that lower uric acid levels. You'll need a doctors prescription and you'll need to drink plenty of water. Certain foods result in elevated uric acid. Those too can be avoided to help with the gout. Gout results when uric acid crystalizes in a joint. It can cause damage to the joint and it can take a little while to dissolve, even when you are taking the medication. If you are a person who tends toward elevated uric acid, you should probably take the medication for the rest of your life, but that's something that your doctor should help with.

It's pretty important that you take the medication, since uric acid crystals can also build up in your kidneys, resulting in permanent damage.

Gout is a type of inflammation of the joints and swellings. It is more common in men than in women. Excessive alcohol, Stress and lack of exercise are the common factors of gout. Apples are considered to be an excellent source for curing gout. Bananas are also recommended for the treatment of gout. Basically all natural fruit diet are considered best for gout.

1. Lemon Juice

Gout is a build up of too much acid in the body. Therefore the body's pH level must be neutralized by adding alkaline to the body. This is best achieved by drinking the juice of a fresh lemon. Lemons are 20% acid, 80% alkaline. I just take the juice of a whole lemon, mix it with warm water in a tumbler and down it through a straw. Doing this first thing in the morning on a empty stomach also helps cleanse the kidneys which is linked to other gout related problems.

2. Cherries

Prior to taking lemon juice every day, if I felt a gout attack coming on, I would go and buy a kilo of cherries and gradually munch on them for a few hours. Cherries are a natural anti-inflammatory.

3. Diet and Exercise

While the first two points are excellent treatments, a healthy balanced diet and exercising 3 times a week for 45 minutes is core to preventing gout from occurring in the first place.

Fad diets are rubbish. Dieting is pretty simple. It's pretty obvious what's healthy and not:

Things that grow out the ground and that are natural = good. Things in colourful packets with loads of e-numbers and weird looking animations promoting them = bad.

Moderation is the key.A Low Purine Diet is aso a good way to limit the incidence of gout.

Here is a list of some of the foods that are high in purines. These foods have the highest concentration of purines and should therefore be avoided by people that are prone to or are already suffering from gout.

Beef, Pork, Bacon, Lamb, Seafood, Foods that are made with yeast like beer or bread, Alcoholic Beverages

These foods, while high in purine levels that can aggravate the symptoms of gout can be had occasionally by those who usually follow a low purine diet.

Asparagus, Cauliflower, Mushrooms, Peas, Spinach, Whole grain breads and cereals, White poultry meats, like chicken, duck or turkey, Kidney and lima beans.

The following foods are safe to eat in a low purine diet; however these should not be the only food you eat.

Green vegetables and tomatoes, Fruits and fruit juices, Breads that do not use yeast (may be found in the kosher section or a health food store), Nuts, Milk and milk products such as butter and cheese, Chocolate, Coffee and tea.

Answer 3

Unfortunately not. There are way to prevent it and that's the best thing you can do. Finding the right diet with combination of solid exercises and lots of water is the best way to prevent the attacks.

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Answer 4

At this time there is no cure for gout. the only treatments available are the control ofinflammation, and pain. Other avenues open to gout sufferers include modifying the diet to a degree where less purines are ingested, resulting in lowering the amount of uric acid in the system. there are also various alternate remedy's that are affective to different people.

Answer 5

Gout may be due to metabolic issues, but many times the symptoms of excess uric acid can be avoided by not drinking alcohol (especially beer), not eating meat or shellfish and low fat. Elevating the limb and using ice can also help. In general, you should visit your rheumatologist for the best advice.

Answer 6

Yes, gout has a few different causes, like heredity, but diet has a lot to do with it so a consider a specific gout diet to minimize your risk

Answer 7

Fresh Cherries, cherry juice, low fat dairy products & Bananas daily

Answer 8

You can not cure guot.