gout
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- noun
- /ɡaʊt/
- Specialized
:
gota
- After eating a rich meal, he experienced a sudden attack of gout in his big toe.
This can cause you to have a much higher increased rate of gout attack if you have gout.
- This can cause you to have a much higher increased rate of gout attack if you have gout.
- And and that's why gout is really a disease of men more than women.
- Yes, eating lots of fatty red meat can actually help your gout.
- If you have arthritis, please consider keto if you have gout.
- However, not everyone with high your rate levels develop gout.
- It seems that gout patients who regularly have cherry extract or cherry juices report fewer gout flare ups than those patients who did not.
- It was common to have gout and and things like that.
- Y'all going to have gout and diarrhea bro by the end of the first battle.
- In California you could be suffering from hella foot pain bra, whereas in Massachusetts it's wicked bad gout in your Red Sox.
Examples
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I take Diclofenac daily for my gout; it keeps it well under control and pain-free.
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And crystal disorders like gout or pseudo gout as these crystals deposit in your joints, they cause inflammation and that causes destruction in your joint.
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We'll discuss later today that it's the cause of gout, a very common human condition.
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Wish I could do the same, but gout is a terrible thing to have.
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Unless, of course, you have gout.
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The queen's had an attack of gout.
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Information on GoutPal is provided by a gout patient to help you understand gout and related issues.
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Among the treatments that are offered are gout medication, lifestyle changes, diet modifications, and surgery.
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He's known also for his work on hysteria and on gout, from which he himself was a great sufferer.
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A cripple wheeled about in a chair, worn out by gout and a myriad of diseases.
Synonyms
Painful joint swelling caused by uric acid crystals, often in the big toe
A painful swelling in a joint, often the big toe, caused by too much uric acid in the blood
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gout comes from the Latin word gutta 'a drop', because old doctors thought the pain came from drops of bad fluid settling in the joints. So the name stuck and gout now means the painful joint swelling we call gout today.