Hi, my name is Brett Thurston and I welcome you to my gout site. I used to suffer terribly from gout, and now that I'm rid of it, I thought I'd set up a site to help other people do the same. I'm sure you will find the articles and advice here interesting and useful. There's quite a lot of info here, so take a good look around.You might want to start by checking out my gout story. It's a bit of an eye-opener! Also I have written a free gout report which you should grab while you are here.
Gout Causes
Understanding gout symptoms and causes is very important. When you know what to look for you can take early action to counter an attack. This means your gout problems can be reduced instead of allowing them to escalate to full blown pain and swelling that will last for more than a week. You don’t want [...]
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Gout disease can be onset by many different situations. Here we cover a few things that have a connection to outbreaks of both chronic and acute gout problems. Metabolic syndrome affects 1 out of 5 people and the risk of it gets higher as we get older. This can cause changes to the body that [...]
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Uric acid crystals, known by some people as gout crystals, are the underlying problem causing gout pain and inflammation. When there is too much uric acid being produced in the body some of it will form hard microscopic crystals which build up in joint areas. They are very sharp, like needles or small pieces of [...]
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What causes gout?In the majority of cases the answer to this question is quite simple. An excess of uric acid in your body. When the concentration of uric acid in the blood exceeds a particular level, about 7 mg/dl, it cannot remain dissolved in the blood, and begins to form into sharp needle-shaped monosodium [...]
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There are many different possible gout causes. Understanding what triggers your gout is an essential first step towards bringing the condition under control. Gout is caused by hyperuricemia, in which the level of uric acid in your blood is raised well above normal levels. This high concentration leads to the formation of urate crystals, which [...]
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