Gout

Yes, absolutely.

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please could you help, my uric acid level is 9.2

what steps to lower it??

many thanks

No, onions are not high in uric acid. They give off sulfuric acid gas, which turns to sulfuric acid liquid when it mixes with your tears.

Uric acid is found in blood. It is produced from Purine, which is contained in a lot of foods. It is usually found in urine that is expelled from the body. (don't mix up "Purine" with "Urine" . . . they are totally different substances)

There several drugs used to reduce uric acid.

Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitors, such as allopurinol work by decreasing the amount of uric acid produced by the body. Allopurinol is usually prescribed for patients who produce excessive amounts of uric acid in their body ("overproducers").

Uricosuric Agents, such as probenecid or sulfinpyrazone, work by helping the kidneys get rid of the excess uric acid produced in the body. Uricosuric agents are usually prescribed for patients whose kidneys cannot eliminate uric acid from the body ("underexcreters").

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The weakness from a particular attack may last from several hours to as long as several days, and may be localized to a particular limb, or might involve the entire body.

No

At present there is no cure for gout. Gout is the result of too much uric acid in the blood stream which then turns into sharp crystals and enter synovial joints and other parts of the body. The body produces a lot of uric acid in it normal day to day operation and more is produced as a result of eating purine rich foods. reducing purine rich foods may be enough to avoid getting gout if you are lucky.

Yes

Dr. Well is a website with this type of cure for gout. Gout Treatment Site is another that claims different types of cures. There are help videos on YouTube showing beneficial treatments as well.

No.

www.vigroup.net does not have any information about gout or any health condition.

Between men and women males are more likely to have it before women go through menopause. After women have gone through menopause they are equally likely to get it.

don't speak - no doubt (i think it was...no doubt (the band) for sure, could've been another one of their songs).

I literally just got done watching that episode, the song is "how do I" by LeAnn Rymes

no

Gram flour, made from ground chickpeas, is low in purines, which are compounds that can raise uric acid levels in the body. Therefore, consuming gram flour in moderation is unlikely to significantly increase uric acid levels. However, individual responses may vary, so it's always best for those with concerns about uric acid or gout to consult with a healthcare professional regarding their diet.

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no

Gout is the result of high levels of uric acids that are formed by the metabolisms handling of purines. some of this comes from the elimination of the body's own cells. Therefore it would be reasonable to expect an increase in uric acid if poisons are introduced into the system because they cause more cells to die and require disposal.

Gout has been with man kind for thousands of years and there is no record of any effetive treatment prior to modern times aside from diet change.

The microscopic appearance of sodium urate crystals obtained from tophi was first described described by Antonij van Leeuwenhoek in 1679 and 1684. He suggested that that the pain of gout was the result needle shaped crystals poking into joint tissues. However, because chemistry had not jet become a science in its own right there was no further understanding of the disease or its treatment before 19th century.

Alfred B. Garrod, a London physician invented methods to test for uric acid, as well as making basic observations about the metabolism of uric acid and its anatomic distribution in gout.

Gout is a type of arthritis and is known to cause sore feet.