September 24, 2018
Gout is a chronic condition but is a manageable one. Available gout treatment options include the use of medications, diet, lifestyle, and natural remedies.
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Pros, Cons, and Precautions to Take With Gout and Alcohol
Before you join in on happy hour, consider how gout and alcohol interact, and whether or not the risks outweigh the benefits of a tipple now and again.
What’s the Relationship Between Sleep Apnea and Gout?
If you have gout and you wake up exhausted on a regular basis, it is possible you have sleep apnea. Learn more on how to manage sleep apnea and gout.
Understanding the Connection Between Gout and Kidney Problems
Gout and kidney issues are quite common. Learn how gout, uric acid and kidney function are related to protect against painful, damaging complications.
How Dehydration Interferes with Gout Management
Living with gout is no picnic, and dehydration can make things worse. Find out why gout and dehydration don't mix, and some ideas for keeping hydrated.
Understand the Link to Gout and Eye Issues to Avoid Complications
Although gout affects primarily the joints, it is possible that the uric acid excess can build in other tissues as well, including the eyes.
Does Gout Impact the Brain and Cognitive Function?
Is there any association between gout and your cognitive function? Researchers are still in the process of understanding this link.
The Relationship Between Gout and Hypertension
See your doctor regularly about your gout and hypertension. He will know how to help you control your conditions through medication and lifestyle changes.
Preventing and Managing Gout Complications
If you suffer from gout you are mostly concerned about preventing and managing gout complications, since the joint pain is so intense during these episodes.
Know Your Risk of Heart Disease and How to Lower It
The relationship between gout and heart disease are clear: patients with gout have twice the risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke.