Journal About Cardiovascular Disease
Health Encyclopedia: Gout Highlights
- Gout - Highlights
- Introduction
- Symptoms
- Causes and Risk Factors
- Triggers
- Diagnosis
- Treatment: Medications
Highlights
Gout can be an extremely painful condition. About two-thirds of those with gout say their pain is among the worst they've ever had, according to a new survey. Many said flare ups made walking very difficult, and around 70% reported trouble putting on shoes or playing sports.
Types of Gout
There are two types of gout:
- Primary gout usually results from a combination of hormonal, genetic, and dietary factors.
- Secondary gout is caused by medications or medical conditions other than an inborn m...
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