girlyprincess
If its a mild case of gout, its usually tolerable. However, if it gets worst, thats when it starts affecting the way you walk n such. Really what you can do is watch your diet very carefully, avoiding certain foods...here's a link that tells you more about the diet.
http://www.everydiet.org/diet/gout-diet
Laura
In diagnosing gout, there is a need to study your personal and family history and examine the affected joint. Laboratory tests and x-rays are sometimes ordered to determine if the inflammation is caused by something other than gout. Its well and good if you consult a podiatrist or foot specialist. Also you can get more information over here http://www.medfoot.com/art_gout.html
JeffKan1
Gout sufferer of 11+ years, and you better believe there are things you can do.
First, read at www.best-gout-remedies.com.
Next, understand what the heck gout is. Read at the website above.
Next, to control the uric acid level in your body, you can do two things: help your body get rid of it, and help your body to not create so much of it.
How to help the body get rid of it? Get a script from the dr. called allopurinol. It's inexpensive and has no side effects. Also, drink 1 oz of water for every 2 lbs of body weight daily. Also, avoid things that dehydrate the body, such as beer and coffee.
How to help the body not create so much of it? Look into celery seed pills. May help the liver to not create so much uric acid. Avoid organ meats, red meat, high fructose corn syrup, salt. Drink 100% fruit juice, eat more fruits and veggies, eat sour dairy (cottage cheese, sour cream, plain yogurt in smoothies made with orange juice and fruit).
For the gout attack of pain, script from dr. for indomethacine or colchicine.
Good luck to you!
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