When to see a doctor
Gout can become chronic and damage your joints if it’s not treated properly. See a specialist if:
Joint pain recurs more than once a year;
There is swelling and redness of the joints;
Blood tests show an elevated level of uric acid;
Signs of kidney problems appear.
Early intervention reduces the risk of serious complications and improves quality of life.
Conclusion
Gout is a disease that can be kept under control through a proper diet, a healthy lifestyle, and regular monitoring of uric acid. Avoid foods rich in purines, alcohol, and sugary drinks, and emphasize vegetables, fruits, and lean proteins.
By following these recommendations, you will reduce the likelihood of attacks and keep your joints healthy and mobile.
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