Gout

Build-up of Uric acid in the joints , mostly due to poor dietary habits. Some people seem more disposed towards it even with a fair diet Foods to avoid are rich, fatty foods , sauces and gravies, and wild game meats, and sugary things.

excessive blood levels of uric acid deposited as crystals in the soft tissue joints

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Well, honey, technically you can drink vodka with gout because it has fewer purines compared to other alcoholic drinks. Purines can trigger gout attacks, so sticking to lower-purine options like vodka might be easier on your joints. But let's be real, if you have gout, maybe it's time to lay off the booze and focus on getting that inflammation under control.

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Not necessarily the only way to find out is to take blood test to ascertain why you are suffering from this inflammation. It would be wise to do this as some forms of inflammatory reactions in the joints of the feet or other parts of the body can become a serious problem if left untreated.

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Yes, lemon help to reduce uric acid contnent in the body.

It is 3.5-8.5 mg/100ml

Fruits, and in general most plants, are not high in purines.

Some exceptions are found in veggies including legumes, mushrooms, and asparagus.

Was not able to find any info on the amount of purines in malunggay, However being a plan and from the sounds of the preparation. the purines involved would be on the lower end of the scale. (Purines are what the body turns into uric acid in the blood), However there seem to be a lot of sites and private comments that recommend the use of this stuff in treating a large number of health problems including gout. As with most of these remedy's however it always seems to be impossible to get any definitive test results.

Yes this is a disease that results from an overload of uric acid in the body.

Danger level of uric acid.

I think the colcry works in your system to break down or gather the acid and you drink plenty water and this flushes your kidneys also passes some out thru the bowels, thats what i think.

Oenomel-- from Greek oinos(wine) & mel(honey)

Prednisone is an anti informatory part of the problem with gout isinflammation.

Prednisone is also a steroid. Take with food or milk to avoid tummy trouble . If you are taking a high dose for a week or less, you may get very hungry or very cranky . Be aware it's the drug, and talk to yourself sharply. It's only for a short time, but can take you by surprise if not warned.

I have not heard of white vinegar being used but a lot of people think that apple cider vinegar helps them.

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Does the cold make gout worse

Uric acid is a byproduct of protein digestion. Pomegranate like other fruits does not have a high level of protein. Hence it will not raise uric acid levels.

Well, darling, coltrazine is a fictional drug often used in sci-fi or medical dramas to add a little pizzazz to the storyline. It doesn't exist in the real world, so you won't find it at your local pharmacy next to the aspirin and band-aids. It's like unicorn tears or mermaid scales - fun to talk about, but not something you can actually get your hands on.

In general shell fish are the worst in terms of triggering gout.

Any high protein meal can do it.

Milkfish is a Filipino favorite and gout sufferers do not seem to affect them. It could be because it is pickled with lots of vinegar and garlic. I say, you give it a try!

I've been taking the same meds for 9 days now and it still hasn't went away I can barely walk