Gout

Gout can be hard to diagnose because its symptoms are similar to other conditions. To help you determine if you have gout, here are the common signs you should be on the lookout for. We’ll also explore what you can expect when diagnosing gout, and what to expect after the diagnosis. 

We’re taking a look at everything to know about winter and gout, including the correlation between the winter season and the frequency of gout attacks, as well as some prevention tips.

A person with gout should always be mindful of their alcohol intake, but this becomes even more important during the holidays! To help, here are some tips on how to navigate gout and alcohol this holiday season.

The holiday season has arrived which means there will be plenty of celebratory meals and festive gatherings — most of which won’t be the best for your health. It’s not uncommon to experience more flares during the holiday season due to the high consumption of trigger foods.

Gout is a lifelong condition that you will have to manage every day. Aside from making lifestyle changes like following a low purine diet and exercising regularly, you will also need to take certain medications. Thankfully, there are a host of treatment options to choose from.

There are a number of early warning signs indicating someone might be suffering from gout or an impending gout attack. This is not just to prevent gout attacks, but to prevent the condition itself from worsening. We look into the most common early warning signs to watch out for.