Gout is an arthritis that is caused by hyperuricemia, which is high blood levels of uric acid. This medical condition occurs when there is a buildup of uric acid crystals in connective tissues (joint) which causes an inflammatory reaction and sometimes kidney damage. Uric acid, which is a normal component in blood, results from the degradation of certain proteins. Most cases of excess uric acid are unrelated to the source. If the source is discovered, it is often linked with other metabolic diseases (read more). It is important to treat the “Gout” as well as the underlying disease.
Natural Remedies
This two-part remedy is clinically proven to be the only natural treatment that can quickly relieve gout symptoms and permanently control uric acid levels. It also targets the root cause of the problem. Gout can affect both men and women, but it is more common in men over 35. Gout can also occur in women after menopause. Gout can be caused by physical inactivity, obesity and alcoholism.
What are the symptoms? Gout attacks usually occur in the middle or late hours of the night. Gout attacks usually occur in the middle of the night at the first metatarsophalangeal (bigtoe) articulation. However, it can also affect the ankle, heel and instep, knees, wrist, elbow, fingers, spine, and elbow. Patients may feel burning pain and swelling in the joints during attacks.
Pain Factor
The pain can be intense and reddening in certain areas. It causes chronic insomnia, which is a difficulty in falling asleep and staying asleep. The pain will get worse if it is not treated. It can be accompanied by a low grade fever 38 degC and associated with sweating or agitation. Sometimes the pain is so severe that the patient can’t even put his feet on the ground when he wakes up.
Gout is a serious condition that must be treated as soon as possible. Gout can cause serious health problems and damage other joints if it is not treated properly. Gout arthropathy can develop (death of hyaline cartilage and early osteoarthritis) and may lead to disability. Interstitial nephritis can progress to hypertension and renal failure by uric acid deposits in the kidneys.