Comments on: Cure Gout, Don’t Endure Gout http://curegoutpainnow.com Learn all about gout, foods to avoid, and gout pain relief Wed, 18 Apr 2012 12:13:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Brett http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12593 Brett Sat, 07 Apr 2012 13:31:16 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12593 Not sure that you can call that a cure. A temporary pain relief measure for sure, but his repeated bouts means that he does really need to be looking for a CURE. So that he never gets gout again. Not sure that you can call that a cure. A temporary pain relief measure for sure, but his repeated bouts means that he does really need to be looking for a CURE. So that he never gets gout again.

]]> By: Brett http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12592 Brett Sat, 07 Apr 2012 13:30:11 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12592 There is a lot of information on here about diet. I strongly suggest a low purine diet or an alkaline diet. Grab the free report on offer from this site and that will tell you a whole lot more. There is a lot of information on here about diet. I strongly suggest a low purine diet or an alkaline diet. Grab the free report on offer from this site and that will tell you a whole lot more.

]]> By: Alice http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12591 Alice Sat, 07 Apr 2012 12:57:45 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12591 My brother has gout bouts. drinking lots of water is a plus...But when you have a really bad gout attack he swares that Indocin is the cure for gout. He takes a pill and in 15 min's the pain is gone. No more gout..just saying it's a cure for him... My brother has gout bouts. drinking lots of water is a plus…But when you have a really bad gout attack he swares that Indocin is the cure for gout. He takes a pill and in 15 min’s the pain is gone. No more gout..just saying it’s a cure for him…

]]> By: Samantha http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12553 Samantha Tue, 03 Apr 2012 20:56:43 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12553 RE: Tony Phylactout My dad is in horribal pain and i was just reading you're post. How long did it take for you're gout to dissapper after you cut out the frutose? RE: Tony Phylactout
My dad is in horribal pain and i was just reading you’re post. How long did it take for you’re gout to dissapper after you cut out the frutose?

]]> By: Nila http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12491 Nila Sat, 31 Mar 2012 13:26:14 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12491 Thanks for the comments which I learned a lot. My husband is suffering gout for almost a week now and he couldnt walk due to the pain in the ankle and knee. What diet should I give to him now and what home treatment so that the affected knee and ankle will be exercised? How long will it be cured? Thanks for the comments which I learned a lot. My husband is suffering gout for almost a week now and he couldnt walk due to the pain in the ankle and knee. What diet should I give to him now and what home treatment so that the affected knee and ankle will be exercised? How long will it be cured?

]]> By: Brett http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12412 Brett Tue, 27 Mar 2012 06:01:25 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12412 Yes it is possible to have gout that doesn't turn red. I went several months at one stage with very sore ankles that sometimes showed few symptoms of gout other than the pain. Gout can occur in varying degrees and present in different ways. What sort of pain is it? So painful that you can't walk. Do you wince at the slightest touch? I would suggest at least getting your uric acid levels tested to see if it might be a possibility that you have gout. Yes it is possible to have gout that doesn’t turn red. I went several months at one stage with very sore ankles that sometimes showed few symptoms of gout other than the pain. Gout can occur in varying degrees and present in different ways. What sort of pain is it? So painful that you can’t walk. Do you wince at the slightest touch? I would suggest at least getting your uric acid levels tested to see if it might be a possibility that you have gout.

]]> By: Sherri http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12406 Sherri Mon, 26 Mar 2012 17:38:52 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12406 I have been having bad pain off and on in my big toe joint for a while now. But it's on the bottom of my foot where the joint is, rather than the top and side. The joint is not red or puplish, so I'm not sure it is gout. Can gout not turn red? I have been having bad pain off and on in my big toe joint for a while now. But it’s on the bottom of my foot where the joint is, rather than the top and side. The joint is not red or puplish, so I’m not sure it is gout. Can gout not turn red?

]]> By: Brett http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12297 Brett Tue, 20 Mar 2012 09:28:59 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12297 Home-amputation... I think we've all considered doing that. I know I certainly did. There is a strong genetic component to gout, but also diet and weight are usually big factors. Because you are not overweight this is obviously not a factor for you. When you say you work hard on your diet, have you considered looking at the alkalinity of the foods you eat. It may be that you are eating generally healthy foods, but if you are leaning on the acidic side this might be contributing to the gout issues. Perhaps check out the <a href="http://curegoutpainnow.com/goto/QJEL4JQC" rel="nofollow">Acid Alkaline Diet</a> site which has a lot of good free info about alkaline diet. Regarding your drug options.. best to talk to the doctor about that. I used to take anti-inflammatory drugs and they would really help reduce the swelling and pain. Has he given you any of those? Home-amputation… I think we’ve all considered doing that. I know I certainly did. There is a strong genetic component to gout, but also diet and weight are usually big factors. Because you are not overweight this is obviously not a factor for you. When you say you work hard on your diet, have you considered looking at the alkalinity of the foods you eat. It may be that you are eating generally healthy foods, but if you are leaning on the acidic side this might be contributing to the gout issues. Perhaps check out the Acid Alkaline Diet site which has a lot of good free info about alkaline diet.

Regarding your drug options.. best to talk to the doctor about that. I used to take anti-inflammatory drugs and they would really help reduce the swelling and pain. Has he given you any of those?

]]> By: Tom http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12264 Tom Mon, 19 Mar 2012 01:32:00 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12264 Dear fellow gout sufferers, I am 29 years old, not overweight, I exercise regularly and I'm in the middle of my 3rd major attack of gout (first one aged 23)! It's 1.23AM (UK) on Sunday night and I'm up because I can't sleep. Just wanted to say that I really appreciated reading all of your comments. I was given naproxin this time which I found to be ineffectual in the first few days (the attack started on Wednesday), now I have Colchicine which I have only been taking for a day so we will wait and see. My doctor says he is reluctant to put me on any permanent medication to lower my uric acid levels becuase of my age, but I'm going to emplore him to reconsider. All of the men in my family have gout, I work hard on my diet already! I cannot take many more of these bouts of gout! I felt like doing a home-amputation last night, and here I am again tonight. Is there anything better than Colchicine if that should fail to improve things over the next couple of days? I've got to work! All the best, Tom Dear fellow gout sufferers,

I am 29 years old, not overweight, I exercise regularly and I’m in the middle of my 3rd major attack of gout (first one aged 23)! It’s 1.23AM (UK) on Sunday night and I’m up because I can’t sleep. Just wanted to say that I really appreciated reading all of your comments.

I was given naproxin this time which I found to be ineffectual in the first few days (the attack started on Wednesday), now I have Colchicine which I have only been taking for a day so we will wait and see. My doctor says he is reluctant to put me on any permanent medication to lower my uric acid levels becuase of my age, but I’m going to emplore him to reconsider. All of the men in my family have gout, I work hard on my diet already! I cannot take many more of these bouts of gout! I felt like doing a home-amputation last night, and here I am again tonight.

Is there anything better than Colchicine if that should fail to improve things over the next couple of days? I’ve got to work!

All the best,

Tom

]]> By: Brett http://curegoutpainnow.com/#comment-12048 Brett Sat, 03 Mar 2012 04:13:51 +0000 http://curegoutpainnow.com/?p=218#comment-12048 It may have just been the surgery. You are certainly not the first person I've heard say that they got gout soon after surgery. One theory is that the drugs they give you for pain relief and also the antibacterials can upset the alkalinity of the body and trigger an attack. Hope it stays away! It may have just been the surgery. You are certainly not the first person I’ve heard say that they got gout soon after surgery. One theory is that the drugs they give you for pain relief and also the antibacterials can upset the alkalinity of the body and trigger an attack. Hope it stays away!

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