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Gout pain after taking febustat
Test results for my uric acid was 7.4 and I started taking Febustat 40. Its been day 7 today and I start feeling pain in my right toe. Does Febustat cause this pain while removing the excess uric acid from the body? Can I take goutnil for this pain along with febustat?
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Along with goutnil take tab nucoxia 90mg once daily for 7 days
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At 7.4mg uric acid level I would avoid febustat 40 mg tablets. Other NSAID usually help.
Febustat has its own limitations.
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Dr. Karri Venkatesh
Orthopedic surgeon
3 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
U have to take NSAID (tab Zerodol sp)also.
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apply ice@ pain site.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
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Ahmedabad
Febustat does not cause pain.. pain is because no pain medicine you are taking
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