Box of Frogs
Zamoras Left Boot
Had an attack of this last week. Bloody painful. Could barely walk for a couple of days.
Anybody else got it?
What do you take for it?
Anybody else got it?
What do you take for it?
Had an attack of this last week. Bloody painful. Could barely walk for a couple of days.
Anybody else got it?
What do you take for it?
you've never had a kidney stone thenAllopurinol and colchicine as prescribed medicines
Apple cider vinegar in the kitchen cupboard. Dilute a tablespoon into a large glass of water and neck it. It tastes horrific but supposed to work.
Drink lots of water daily.
I'm attack free for a few months now. I feel for you.
The worst pain anyone can imagine.
I suffer with it and my doctor prescribed Naproxene which I think is available over the counter but as I get free prescriptions that method is cheaper.
I'm a severe sufferer of chronic acute gout. It's something I would only wish on a Palace fan![]()
I take febuxostat at 80mg per day. Allipurinal doesn't work for me (I was on 600 mg per day of that sh1t!
You need to note down everything you are consuming in both food and drink to hopefully gauge what your triggers are. Mussels, scallops and many other seafood are a no no for many sufferers. As far as drink goes then port is another thing that is high in purine and therefore a possible trigger.
Most things that can trigger an attack are generally ok if consumed in low to moderate quantities. Alcohol doesn't seen to affect me but eating one mussel will render me laid up for weeks!
I have seen top specialists and have learned to live with this crippling condition and now know when an attack is imminent thanks to taking onboard what they have told me to do and the main things to avoid.
This picture was of my right knee during a chronic attack.
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you've never had a kidney stone then
regards
DR
I'm a severe sufferer of chronic acute gout. It's something I would only wish on a Palace fan![]()
I take febuxostat at 80mg per day. Allipurinal doesn't work for me (I was on 600 mg per day of that sh1t!
You need to note down everything you are consuming in both food and drink to hopefully gauge what your triggers are. Mussels, scallops and many other seafood are a no no for many sufferers. As far as drink goes then port is another thing that is high in purine and therefore a possible trigger.
Most things that can trigger an attack are generally ok if consumed in low to moderate quantities. Alcohol doesn't seen to affect me but eating one mussel will render me laid up for weeks!
I have seen top specialists and have learned to live with this crippling condition and now know when an attack is imminent thanks to taking onboard what they have told me to do and the main things to avoid.
This picture was of my right knee during a chronic attack.
![]()
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