Gout

It has not been my experience that movement helps the conditions of gout. When you get it, ice and not moving the affected area is what helps the most. The second most important thing to do is to change your diet. Usually diet is the cause of gout and it's the one thing you can do to cure it and hopefully prevent yourself from getting it again.

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I was interested in joining the Air National Guard and just got off the phone with a recruiter and was told that I am disqualified from joining because I have a history of Gout and I'm on medication for it. I can't speak to whether or not you can stay in service if your Gout starts while you are in but it will keep you from joining as I learned today. If you are in the service and in an infantry profession and have Gout you need to seriously consider a lateral move into an administrative / support profession. The last place you need a Gout attack is when you're down range with your team depending on you! If you've never had a severe attack take it from me, the pain is unbelievable and is pretty much all you can think about. You can't even wear a sock on that foot never mind trying to walk around or putting any pressure on it whatsoever.

It's actually the "parenteral" route.

It means some other form of administration other than ingestion, such as injection, infusion, or implantation.

This most likely means an injection with a syringe.

Yes. One of the keys to longevity is the consumption of nucleic acids (RNA/DNA) and only algae like Chlorella and Spirulina have it in abundance. You would have to eat several pounds of spirulina to even get noticeable amount of uric acid let alone enough to be dangerous.

No. Got a severe case of gout 2 days after taking for 3 days.

whole grains, legumes, cauliflower, broccoli, salmon, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes

some of the food you eat are protein's, some of these proteins are high in a material known as purines. this is especially the case in offal meats kidney liver etc followed by red meats, any foods with yeast in them most alcoholic beverages and so on. as a mater of the proteins that are part of your own cells also have purines. these purines are turned into uric acid in your blood and then removed largely by the kidneys but also via the large intestine and along with perspiration. Uric acid is not the same as the protein that causes the creation of uric acid. It is a poisonous by product.

yes

Mushrooms should be eaten in moderation and probably better to leave alone during flare.

Yes. Absolutely. It has high msg

no

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.

Yes

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