Gout attack in foot frequently

2024-11-03 06:43:34
I am having gout pain in my foot frequently and suddenly. I did a lab report for ESR, Uric Acid and other general blood counts. Uric acid is under normal range but ESR stands too high about 2-3 times than normal range. I am taking an all controlled diet, nothing that triggers this. But it is giving sudden attacks in a month or sometimes within a week. Any advice on what to control and any medications would be highly appreciated. Thank you so much.
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Answered2024-11-08 08:51:06

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Answered2024-11-08 04:18:31

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Answered2024-11-06 12:57:50

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Dietary Changes: 1. Increase fluid intake (water, herbal tea) 2. Reduce purine-rich foods (red meat, seafood, organ meats) 3. Limit alcohol consumption 4. Avoid sugary drinks and foods 5. Eat cherries, berries, and other antioxidant-rich fruits

Answered2024-11-06 12:42:29

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Answered2024-11-06 15:03:09

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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Do connect and consult Will help you

Answered2024-11-06 10:56:03

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