Gout is a form of arthritis that affects the lower extremities of the body. It can affect the feet, ankles, toes, and toes. In some cases, the fingers of the hands may be affected. The formation of needle-like deposits in bone joints can be caused by excessive uric acid in your bloodstream. This can cause severe pain, inflammation, and rubor of joints. Gout can be diagnosed in four stages: the asymptomatic, acute, intercritical, and chronic. The first stage, or the…

Gout is a condition that is related to arthritis. It occurs when crystals of the uric acids build up in your joints. This is also known as uric Acid crystal-triggered arthritis. Gout usually manifests in the large toe joint, but it can also occur in the wrist, elbow, ankle, knee, and hand. Gout can also be found in the hips, spine, shoulders and hips in rare cases. Gout is typically localized and does not spread to other joints. Gout is…