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Feels like a lot of sodium in that order. Anyone that struggles with inflammation while flying might have some issues on a 19 hour flight.
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Loop Farmer2 hours of work for this much #Dandelion honey. It basically tastes just like honey.
True fact: The Anglo-Saxons called it "piss-a-bed" because it can make you need to pee.
I can't eat honey myself "on account of the #gout " But this stuff doesn't have any of the same issues related to honey from bees.
The kids like it, and I'll eat it, so it's a winner.
Do this... it is worth it.
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C++ Wage SlaveNot only that, but #gout, in almost all patients, is easily controlled. #Allopurinol is effective and well tolerated (and there are other treatments for the few patients who can't take allopurinol). Your mother needs to see a doctor and get the right treatment for her very serious condition. It'll give her her life back. It did for me!
All ScientificalWhat can you do about gout?
Classic therapy for gout consists of taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and/or colchicine.
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Classic therapy for gout consists of taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and/or colchicine.
#uricacid #gout #gouttreatment #legpain ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1600260267932535/
RichardInSandyOK Fediverse, I have had 3 gout attacks in my life, 1 about 3 years ago, 2 in the last 3 months. It’s bloody miserable and colchicine is a horrible drug.
Allopurinol sounds risky too.
As a gout newbie is anybody having success with lifestyle changes to manage attacks ? I don’t eat red meat or shellfish. Occasional beer or red wine.
Uric acid was 7.8 mg/dL Doc says below 6 is advisable.
Any recommendations on books or references ?
If you want to dm suggestions that’s fine.