Most gout sufferers accept the "death sentence" from their doctors. They state that gout is incurable, and they must continue to take the prescribed medication for the rest. The painkiller is usually the first step. As the condition worsens, the victim experiences more frequent and painful inflammation. The doctor will then prescribe gout-specific drugs like Colchicine, which is an anti-inflammatory drug that is used when the joint is still in pain. If the blood uric acids level is consistently high,…