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- Thread starter Paul
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Hi Paul your to young for gout ,to much good living
hope you and the Wife are on the mend
cheers
Keith
hope you and the Wife are on the mend
cheers
Keith
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Look after yourself mate
Put down that Port n cheese and get back on the pins, all jokes aside I hear gout is very painful 
sorry to hear this
sorry to hear this
OP
OP
Haha i wish!! My mum gets it (she is in her 80's), and apparently it can be hereditary - thats who i am blaming. Not sure who to blame the osteoarthritis on yet.... however thats usually triggered by the gout too... so means it takes weeks for the pain to go away.
And whilst it's painful getting it in the foot, it's managable as you can walk slightly differently to ease the pain - when in the knee you cant as every time you put weight on your foot it compresses the knee...
It's the first time ive been consigned to the couch though... tramadol wasnt touching it and the docs wouldnt give me anything stronger!
What you need is to hook up a trailer and head to the hills 
I am also a gout suffer and have found that cherry tablets masively reduce the effects.
www.northumbria.ac.uk
I get these from amazon
Drinking Montmorency cherry concentrate reduces effects of gout
Northumbria University, Newcastle, Montmorency cherry, gout, research, functional foods
I get these from amazon
Interesting, do you just take them everyday as a preventative or when you have a flare-up?I am also a gout suffer and have found that cherry tablets masively reduce the effects.
Drinking Montmorency cherry concentrate reduces effects of gout
Northumbria University, Newcastle, Montmorency cherry, gout, research, functional foods
I get these from amazon
I take them religiously every day. They are no good for a flare up.