Gout

Gout and diabetes are two separate medical conditions, but if you have one, you’re more likely to develop the other. But does diabetes actually cause gout? Let’s find out. 

Gout may sound like an 18th-century disease, yet the number of Americans affected by this severe inflammatory condition has more than doubled in the last few decades. Here’s what you need to know about “the rich man’s disease.”

A gout attack can be excruciating! While prescription drugs remain the gold standard for treating gout, there are a few effective home treatments that can help lower uric acid levels naturally. 

Gout is one of the most painful forms of inflammatory arthritis and while there is currently no cure, there are treatments available to help you manage the condition. Here are 12 important facts you need to know about gout.

Gout is a chronic, painful condition that affects over 9 million people in the US. We thought it might be helpful to provide qualified answers to 9 of the most common questions about gout! 

If you want to have a safe (and fun!) summer BBQ season, follow these 11 tips if you have gout!