Gout

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That all depends on the individual, some people can eat as much meat and high purine content food as they like with no ill effect, However for some it takes very little or none at all. gout can be the result of conditions other then diet.

No

Banana is having carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins mainly. Contains fibers- good for digestion and defaecation. Almost no protein and so no Purine. Allowed to eat

It seems that out of the millions of people world wide that sufer from gout ,there is a large proportion of sufferers who also have Diabetes.

There is a lot of anecdotal information available recommending the use of cherries in a bid to lower uric acid and thereby stopping the formation of uric acid. however I have not been able to find any in depth studies on this. I would suggest that anyone with the problem try it for themselves to see if it works or not.

Yes Gout is cause by a high concentration of uric acid in the blood stream at a certain point this starts to turn into fine sharp crystals that invade the synovial joints, particularly in extremity's where the temperature of the body is lower. these crystals can also build up in other parts of the body leading to deformity and kidney problems for example.

Gout can be inherited or it can be caused secondary to other disease such as kidney failure, certain enzyme malfunctions, chemotherapy (high cell turn over) and diet such as alcohol consumption and red meat and seafood.

Cucumber has a very concentration of the purines. Uric acid is a substance that results from the breakdown of purines.

Dried dates contain 53mg of Uric Acid from Purine content. This is considered a low amount. In contrast, animal proteins contain 400mg per 100g serving

Yes

Gout is a inflammation cause by uric acid buildup called a flareup andit can be quite painful.If you avoid certain foods lie red meat,seafood and mushrooms it can prevent gout.Red wine is bad too but drinking coffee and eating citrus fruit can actually help prevent gout.

Uric acid (or urate) is an organic compound of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen with the formula C5H4N4O3. it is a compound that can be found in the blood and is eliminated from the body by the kidney's with urine. or in birds feaces.

Increased uric acid in the blood is often the earliest laboratory finding related to gout. Uric acid is a waste product formed from the breakdown of some foods that are rich in purines and the breakdown of cells in the body. It is normally filtered from the blood by the kidneys.

Gout is a metabolic disorder that is the result too much uric acid in the blood, it forms needle like crystals that find their way into the cartilage of the joints, usually in the extremity's of the body. This causes inflammation and excruciating pain and usually start in the big toe. People that suffer from this disease should avoid foods that are high in purines and diuretics. There are many websites available that set out a "diet for gout sufferers".

Gonadotrphin (Gonadotropin): a hormonal substance that stimulates the function of the testes and the ovaries.

Recent survey: Gonadotropic function of hypophysis was studied in 109 patients with gout. Raised level of luteinizing hormone (LH) was found in men while women had decreased content of LH and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Severe lesions of joins and kidneys were associated with suppressed FSH secretion. The authors consider correction of hormonal dysfunction in gout to be advisable. Certain correlative relations were established to exist between levels of gonadotropins, sex hormones and indices of purine metabolism.

Yes Doxycycline can trigger a flare up of Gout and also helps it

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Gout is not an infection, it is an irritation of the joint in the large toe which results from a precipitation of uric acid. Reduce protein consumption in order to reduce blood levels of uric acid, and keep the foot warm, to increase solubility of uric acid. Hot baths are helpful.

Of course, if you have not consulted a doctor, but you have made your own diagnosis of gout, it is possible that you actually do have an infection, rather than gout. If you have an infection that does not go away, you need an antibiotic, and it has to be prescribed by a doctor; it requires medical training to be able to determine which antibiotic is the right one to use for a particular infection.

Yes, it acctually helped me a lot with my gout attack about a year ago. Since then I am taking it every day with pretty good results - no attack since them, knock on wood :) no noticable side effects either.

I love it because it is naural and I hate taking prescription drugs. You know prescription chemical meds they fix one thing, but mess up another. For example I took propecia for hair loss and now I can't get it up in the bedroom - since then I haven't touched any prescriptions!

That's why I take Goutezol coz it's all natural and I can learn all about the ingredients on their goutezol.com website.

I really like that Goutezol is free of these bad chemicals and actually it works for me.

You can read about the ingredients on their website. It has mulbery tree extract that has been used for treating Gout in China for centuries. They have all the supporting research on the website, and I can see this is not b.s.

I wish all natural meds and vitamins were so effective. THe only bad thing is the price, it's expensive but it works for me, so I continue buying it. Actually it's cheaper than going to the doctor and taking prescriptions for me.

So, yeah, works for me, two thumbs up for goutezol.

For treatment of gout "attacks" your physician may recommend a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, Colchicine (for those not tolerant of a NSAID), or steroids. To prevent "attacks" you may be prescibed a xanthine oxidase inhibitor (this includes allopurinol and febuxostat.

Gout can attack any joint so it can be found in the joints of your arm.

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