Gout

Gout is when uric acid crystallizes in a joint, usually the one in the big toe. The crystal shape is like a needle and it causes lots of pain and inflamation.

yes , in fact it does . you might need to see a doctor if you are eating more than 4 Oranges a day. If you start to feel dizzy then you might pass out due to Orangeosis.

A low erythrocyte sedimentation rate (sed. rate or ESR) indicates that inflammation is low in the body "sed". rate or ESR is a measurement of the speed with which red blood cells fall in a test tube of blood. As inflammation in the blood goes up inflammatory substances attach to red blood cells making them heavier and causing them to settle more quickly. In healthy persons with no inflammation the "sed" rate is low. The "sed" rate doesn't point to any particular disease, but is a general indication of the amount of inflammation in the body. In lupus and polymyalgia rheumatica, the ESR often correlates with disease. uric acid being high can indicate anything from kidney problems to a predisposition to high uric acid content in the blood that needs to be monitored.

Gout can do this. This is a form of arthritis that is caused by excess uric acid being formed in the body.

its synthetically fortified water. basically, its junk food with a bunch of harmful chemicals in it and very cheap proteins that do nothing for you.

Champagne does not have uric acid. Uric acid is produces as a result of the breakdown of certain proteins that are eaten and some that are part of the body natural function of dealing with dead cells. alcohols have the habit of acting as a diuretic in people with a gouty disposition and should be avoided in order to reduce the risk of an attack.

Some gout drugs may cause false results on certain urine sugar tests, but not on others. Diabetic patients who take gout drugs should check with their physicians to find out if their medicine will affect the results of their urine sugar tests

Women can get gout however it is far more prevalent in men.

Yes

Henry the V111

No Cress oil is very low in the purines stakes at about 25 mg. Ie definitely avoid anything over 400mg

It sounds as though you may have some sort of arthritis. However to find out what exactly the problem is you will need to see a medic and have some tests done. This would be a wise course of action as arthritis left untreated can bring about irreparable damage to joints. It wont necessarily stop in your hands.

Arthritis.

Yes

It can mean a weakness in the kidney, however it can also mean that there has been a change in diet to foods that have more purines in them.

yes

Gout is a disease caused by to much uric acid in the system. The uric acid turns into sharp crystals that settle in the joints and cause extreme pain. untreated it can also damage the kidney.

Its okay but you should ask a docter first

Not sure of what they're lacking, but it usually means they have high levels of uric acid in the blood.

Uric acid is metabolised by the body when it breaks down purines in protein an over load of uric acid in the blood can be responsible for the formation of crystals that lead to gout.

Diuretics are not recommended for gout sufferers as these exacerbate the disease. Gout sufferers should drink as much water as possible as this will aid the body in getting rid of unwanted uric acid.and keep the concentration of uric acid down in the blood.

I suffer from occasional gout flare ups. I find narcotic pain medicines like hydrocodone/APAP 5/500 are more effective. Tramadol is still effective, just not as effective for relieving the intense pain associated with gout in comparison. I personally feel the same drowsiness side effects from both drugs but Tramadol lacks the euphoric feelings.

Sufferers of gout have too much uric acid in their system.

Surgery will tend to increase the amount of uric acid in the blood as the body repairs and metabolizes the purines in the cells killed as a result of the surgery.

Uric acid is a material that is made in the system as a result of the body's digestion of the nucleus of what were living cells. Some uric acid is important to the body's health as it is an important antioxidant that helps fight disease. However if the concentration of uric acid in the blood becomes too high (the reasons for this are not always understood) it turns into a solid in the shape of fine sharp uric acid crystals. These can then find their way into the joints of the body via the sinovial fluid ( especially the joints of the extremity's such as the toes and hands, these crystals can also lead to kidney's damage and damage in other parts of the body, leading to excruciating pain and serious illness.