Pseudogout, a type of metabolic arthritis, is often confused with gout. Although pseudogout and gout are very similar, Pseudogout can also be considered a form of arthritis. Pseudogout can be described as a form of arthritis or inflammation that is caused by the buildup of Calcium Pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals in your body. Pseudogout is similar to gout and affects large joints. The affected areas will become reddened, swollen, and stiff. When touched, you feel warmth. The pseudogout attack can last…
