Question by blueinabbyq: What’s the best thing to take for gout?
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Answer by Mr_chubby
Hello, gout can be prevented by taking colchicine. Why I know that? because thats the basic medication to take in and im taking that a year ago. But before taking that medicine just consult first the doctor.
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Question by My2kids529: What”s best to eat to avoid the gout?
What foods to eat and avoid?
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Answer by tada
Avoid sugars and alcohol
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Question by GRADY G: Whats the best way to end gout pain?
I keep getting gout flair ups and it hurts so bad…Im wondering if anyone knows of any ways to ease the pain..
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Answer by Mrs. Boots (Lara)
Go on a diet that’s for the gout, the source link below is a link for the diet. Eating cherries and drinking pure cherry juice (that doesn’t have any sugar or additives in it) will help. You may have to get the pure cherry juice from a health food store.
My husband gets gout attacks and he drinks pure cherry juice and it has helped lessen his attacks and he doesn’t get them as much any more. He puts a little of the cherry juice concentrate we get from the health food store and puts a tsp of it in an 8 oz of water. Drink whenever you feel like you need it.
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Question by ramona: what’s the difference between arthritis and gout?
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Answer by wag35
arthritis is an inflammation of the joints caused by heredity or age. Gout is caused by a defective thyroid.
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Question I love my angels : What is the best place to enjoy fall? Park, movies, a theme park, anywhere!?
I wish I had a heads-up for the summer so where can I take my children there bored ut Best Answer:
reply by Justin W
wold get it all together and ask them what they want. then take all the reasonable things.
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ramadan-binge SERI MENANTI: Ramadan binge Submitted by Najiah on Monday, August 9th, 2010 Rusdi Mustapha Monday, August 9th, 2010 11:04:00 Ramadan break fast FAST OR FEAST: A customer (right) makes his choice of food, from a wide spread, in preparation for the break fast LET’s cut to the chase. During the Holy month of Ramadan where Muslims around the world fast, here in Malaysia and for me, the most indelible impression in my mind is that Muslims here go berserk on a food binge. This was what my religious teacher at Kampung Baru mosque taught me about the reason Muslims fast during Ramadan. If he has lied to us about the reasons, then I am very sorry because I can only impart my understanding of what my teacher has given me. He said that during the fasting month we fast so we can feel the sufferings of the poor and the unfortunate who cannot manage to have a square meal each day for him/her and can’t provide the same for his/ her children. During this month, it is incumbent upon Muslims to be aware of their fortune and to reflect on how lucky they are to be blessed, to practice self-reflection and then try to give alms to the poor. When I was growing up, we did not splurge on food and neither did my parents go on a food binge on the “table”. Actually, when I was growing up, we all sat on a straw mat on the floor and had only five types of food for all of us. I remember there was always ulam and salted fish on the tray. My favourite was always sambal ikan bilis, or …
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Question by randy j: Whats the best way to get rid of gout?
I know it starts in the big toe then works around the joints and that. It is a horrible pain.
Havent heard about drinking cherry juice for this kind of thing but it is worth a try.
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Answer by morganlefayee
Treatment
Treatment for gout usually involves medications. What medications you and your doctor choose will be based on your current health and your own preferences. Medications for gout include:
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). NSAIDs may control inflammation and pain in people with gout. NSAIDs include over-the-counter options such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others) and naproxen (Aleve, others), as well as more powerful prescription NSAIDs. NSAIDs carry risks of stomach pain, bleeding and ulcers.
Colchicine. Colchicine controls gout effectively, but may cause uncomfortable side effects, such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. If you’re unable to take NSAIDs, your doctor may recommend colchicine.
Steroids. Steroid medications, such as the drug prednisone may control gout inflammation and pain. Steroids may be administered in pill form, or they can be injected into your joint. Side effects of steroids may include thinning bones, poor wound healing and a decreased ability to fight infection. Steroids may be reserved for people who can’t take either NSAIDs or colchicine.
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