BP was always 114/66
Sudden rise to 150/100 with severe gout in both feet.
Have mild pain in lower back too.
Could this mean kidney stones?
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Q: Can a sudden rise in pressure is accompanied by onset of double gout mean kidney problems?
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6/14/10 11:15am
Hi NH,
Not necessarily a sign of kidney stones, but worth being evaluated by your physician. Your rise in blood pressure may be linked to the pain associated with the gout.
Again, I recommend discussing with your physician.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
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