What is the cause of gout flair?

Answer 1

Gout is a metabolic disease and tends to run in families. Primary gout is caused by overproduction or under excretion of uric acids. Secondary gout can result from acquired causes of increased uric acid in blood due to myeloproliferative disorder, myeloma, renal failure, diuretics, haemoglobinopathies, sarcoidosis and lead poisoning.

Answer 2

Gout is the result of exes uric acid int the blood stream. this material is metabolized from purines that come with the nuclei of living cells. These cells can come from both the sufferers own body as they are discarded and replaced and they can be ingested with food that is eaten. the amount of purine in different foods can vary and have a bearing on the overall uric acid level in the blood. However some people may have the disease as a result of a genetic predisposition to produce to much uric acid or in some cases because of the kidneys inability to cope with the required disposal of uric acid with the urine.this leads to the uric acid crystallizing. the crystals that form are like fine sharp needle and these accumulate in joints of the body especially in the extremity like toes and fingers causing pain inflammation and damage leading to disfigurement,.
High diet of corbohydrates and pulses, lack of physical activity is the basic cause of gouts.

Answer 3

A gout flare is when people that are prone to Gout suddenly suffer the symptoms of the disease. For example inflammation of joints. especial peripheral joints such as the fingers and toes. This is as a result of excessive amounts of uric acid building up in the blood. this in turn leads to uric acid crystals forming and settling in the sinovial fluids and cartilage of your joints. This lads to joint damage excruciating pain and if left untreated the possibility of kidney damage.

Answer 4

High uric acid levels in the blood. The reason for that is varied, but diet is one cause so maintaining a gout friendly gout diet is a wise choice. I found GoutDiet.net helpful for ideas about what not to eat to cause an attack.

Answer 5

An increase in uric acid in the blood, this may be the result of diet change or weakening in the systems ability to eliminate uric acid with the urine. An injury can bring it on as well.