Yes, clinical evidence shows promising outcomes in cases of gout, fatty
liver, and low WBCs. Talking about each of your problems individually now:
GOUT is a type of inflammatory arthritis that causes pain in the joints, usually starting with the big toe but can progress to other parts as well. This happens due to the deposition of
uric acid crystals.
To deal with the symptoms, classical ALLOPATHIC DRUGS LIKE ALLOPURINOL OR FEBUXOSTAT work by inhibiting the production of xanthine oxidase, which is responsible for the eventual production of more uric acid.
However, these drugs have to be consumed continuously, and research has shown that they can eventually lead to
kidney and liver damage, in addition to developing heart problems.
While they address the symptoms to some extent, the sensible approach here is to deal with gout naturally through diet correction and following a homoeopathic treatment plan that AIMS AT INHIBITING THE PRODUCTION AND DEPOSITION OF URIC ACID NATURALLY.
Regarding FATTY LIVER, the prognosis and homoeopathic treatment entirely depend on the cause of fatty liver in your case. The causes can vary from being obese to having an underactive
thyroid, among others. The cause will determine the course of homoeopathic treatment in your case.
Now, coming to the low WBCs. WBCs are typically raised in gout and fatty liver, but you mentioned that your WBCs are reduced. Therefore, I will need to ask you some questions and might run some tests to figure out the cause and then provide an effective resolution for the same.
Next Steps
You can consult me through Practo, and since you are not from Delhi, you can opt for online treatment.
Health Tips
Certain foods, such as red meat and organ meats, can increase
uric acid levels, so avoid these. Additionally, avoid excessive alcohol, and control your weight, as it will help you with both fatty
liver and gout.