what is a great cure for gout in the toes?

9 Responses to “what is a great cure for gout in the toes?”

1. timks6 says:

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   allopurinol, it takes care of the precursor for the uric acid. natural methods pale in comparison. Take some asprin until you can make it into the clinic. Podagra is a Bi**h but you’d better nip it in the bud before you start to deposit crystals in other joints
2. siobahn_85 says:

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   your doctor will prescribe an appropriate medication for your gout attacks. call and ask.
3. sweetness #1 says:

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   your doctor must prescribe a medication called Zyloprim (generic name is allopurinol) and depending on what your bloodwork shows will depend of the dosage prescribed for your gout. Good luck and may God bless and keep you safe and healthy !!!!!
   another BIG factor in getting the gout under control is the types of food you eat and what your daily diet is.
4. Winnie says:

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   Since you both have got it, I would suggest your diet is a big contributor to your gout. Yep watch what you eat and drink. Strawberries is one, Seafood is another, especially prawns and red wine or port will also set off a gout attack. So when you both have an onset of gout, remember what you ate the night before and slowly weed out the food that upsets you. Cheers and good luck.
5. onegoodnurse2005 says:

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   I take 4 motrin at one time and the pain goes away. It has to be motrin.. A friend of mine told me that her husband took the 4 motrin and it worked, so I tried it and it did.. now if it starts to flair up I go ahead and take the motrin before it becomes a problem.
6. theweezer says:

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   Allopurinol (RX) and Black Cherry Capsules from the Health Food Store for break-through pain. These are treatments only – to my knowledge, there is no cure. Once you have Gout it tends to flare up from time to time.. Good Luck.
7. Georgia says:

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   quit drinking alcoholic beverages.
8. Madzbc says:

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   Lifestyle modification is the best solution to your problem.

   There are many foods that promote uric acid buildup and should be avoided. The most common are: alcohol, anchovies, peas, poultry, dark greens vegetables, dried fruits, fish, mushrooms, herring, meat gravies, broth, bouillon, mussels, sardines, red meats, processed meats, fried foods, caffeine, beans, lentils, eggs, oatmeal, and low doses of aspirin.

   However, you need to see your doctor for prescribed medication for gout to prevent complications.

   Take extra care of your health. Besides, health is wealth!
9. spanky says:

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   Zyloprim is usually prescribed for gout and you usually take it 3 times a day also eating certain meats makes you more prone to getting gout..i know organ meats but you might want to look that up more..