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elleng

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1. SO SORRY, BV!

Reply to Bertha Venation (Original post)

Wed Mar 18, 2015, 11:51 PM

Mar 2015

Don't have it, but checked for it: Mayo Diet

http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/gout-diet/art-20048524

Its related to uric acid.

http://gouteducation.org/patient/gout-treatment/diet/

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Gout in the knee. [View all] Bertha Venation Mar 2015 OP

SO SORRY, BV! elleng Mar 2015 #1

Thanks, Ellen. Bertha Venation Mar 2015 #2

PALS!!! elleng Mar 2015 #4

XPOST in Seniors??? elleng Mar 2015 #3

Been there........ Capt.Rocky300 Mar 2015 #5

Let me add....... Capt.Rocky300 Mar 2015 #7

My mother had gout. enlightenment Mar 2015 #6

" How can I keep it from coming back -- or can I? " donco Mar 2015 #8

Can you see a specialist? procon Mar 2015 #9

Allopurinol works for me but it took me years of pain to get there. Shrike47 Mar 2015 #10

Are you seeing a rheumatologist? If not, you need a referral NOW. Warpy Mar 2015 #11

Hubby has had it a few times Michigan-Arizona Mar 2015 #12

Do you take vitamin (hormone) D by chance? tridim Mar 2015 #13

Gout is serious Warpy Mar 2015 #15

Too much D supplementation can cause gout. tridim Mar 2015 #16

so glad you stuck up for yourself. mopinko Mar 2015 #14

2 things worked for me n2doc Apr 2015 #17

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