4/14/11

Gout and FISH OIL?

Gout and FISH OIL?I have een dealing with Gout since I was 19 I have been to doctor after doctor and all the same " take this alapurnol" thats not a problem until I run out then its a $ 85.00 doctor visit $ 100.00 blood work for just a $ 4.00 scrip. scince school I have gained a lot of weight unable to lose it . So I made up my mind to never see a doctor again adn now I have gone herbal, I am under the care of a lady who has a degree in medical sciences she has placed me on a regiment of herbs she grows and mixes herself. I have had flare ups for four weeks , I am wondering if I shouldn't be taking the fish oil she has me taking ? the only complaint is the pain otherwise I have lost a lot of weight and feel good. please help

screamingfreedom
Fish oil is great as an anti-inflammatory and can help with the inflammatory aspect of gout. Main problem with gout is caused by your bodies inability to process uric acid. This causes urate crystals to form in joints. This is what causes a gout flare up. No amount of fish oil can help this.

Our bodies produce a chemical that processes uric acid. If your body does not produce this you develop gout;.Allopurinol is a synthetic form of this. That is why it works so good.

As far as continuing taking fish oil the answer is yes. The omega 3 fatty acids in fish oil will help some with the pain of a flare up and a lot when you are not having a flare up. It is also very good for your heart.

Rusty

Add your own answer in the comments! Gout - information, symptoms and treatments. Googout.info health information factsheet - advice on gout and its symptoms, causes and treatment, plus prevention through diet.

Do you find what you need? Look here!

Fish Oil and Gout - Could This Be the Cure?







Find out about how helpful fish oil could be in Gout treatment.

Gout - information, symptoms and treatments. Googout.info health information factsheet - advice on gout and its symptoms, causes and treatment, plus prevention through diet.


Orignal From: Gout and FISH OIL?

No comments:

Post a Comment