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This is how you can manage gout and avoid its triggers

You should not miss your medication if you suffer from this condition. Read on to know more about this.

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Written By: Editorial Team | Published : March 26, 2019, 6:03 PM

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Gout can be termed as a type of arthritis which is caused owing to Gout can be termed as a type of arthritis which is caused owing to high blood levels of uric acid. It can cause tremendous pain. One may have many asymptomatic years followed by flare-ups for days or even weeks. In case the level of uric acid in your blood remains high for a long time, then you may suffer from chronic gout. The symptoms of gout are inflammation and redness, limited range of motion, joint pain and swelling. Also, recurrent attacks of gout can lead to bone and cartilage destruction. So, you will have to tackle it as it is a lifelong ailment. With the help of right management techniques, you will be able to deal with it in a better way. It is essential to adhere to a healthy lifestyle to do so. So, to tame the symptoms of gout, follow these vital tricks and lower your chances of future attacks too.

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MYTH 5: ACID-SUPPRESSING MEDICATIONS WILL, IN RETURN, CAUSE INDIGESTION

As we know that no direct medication is available for the acid in the oesophagus, medicines are prescribed to lower acid production in the stomach. Hence patients tend to think that acid-suppressing medicines may cause indigestion.

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Drink enough water: You will be able to eliminate that excess uric acid from your body if you opt for 8-10 glasses of water daily. Not only this, but it can also help lower the risk of crystal formation in the joints thereby cutting down the risk of a painful gout attack.  Also Read - Popular hormonal contraceptive may raise risk of rare brain tumor: Study

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Antioxidant-rich Foods

Antioxidant-rich foods, such as brightly coloured vegetables, are excellent for older adults with dementia to support overall brain health and cognitive function. Including various antioxidant-rich foods in the diet can contribute to the well-being of dementia patients.