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Gout

Should I take Aspirin for a Gout Attack?

Aspirin is a well-known nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), and an analgesic. It's used to treat pain conditions like headaches, the common flu, toothaches, muscle aches, toothaches, and fever. It can also be used in higher doses for arthritis and other inflammatory joint conditions. It's inexpensive and can be purchased over-the-counter, so it is an affordable option to consider when you have a gout attack. This article will explain why aspirin and Gout are not a good combination. Hyperuricemia, which is…
11. August 20221Like0Comments
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Naturopathy, Gout

Should Aspirin be used for Gout Management?

Sometimes modern medicine can get us so wrapped up in it that we forget about the old remedies and medicines. This active ingredient is not new, but it has been around for many years. Some consider it outdated. It is also known as aspirin. Willow Bark, which is a member the aspirin family, has been used to treat fever since early times. Aspirin, a salicylate, is well-known for its anti-inflammatory properties. It reduces swelliJng, pain, and fever. Salicylate can be…
20. July 20201Like0Comments
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Alternative Medicine, Gout

Is Cherry Juice more effective than Aspirin for Gout?

Most people turn to the drugstore for pain relief. Although it is not common for people to reach into their refrigerator to grab a bottle of cherry juice concentrate to ease pain, this might be the best solution for many reasons. Let me tell you a few things about free radicals, inflammation, and antioxidants so you can decide if it makes sense for you to go to the fridge. Let's start with free radicals. You're likely to have heard of…
12. August 20191Like0Comments