Patient with kidney disease with gout How to treat it

Patient with kidney disease with gout How to treat it

How to treat gout with kidney disease? For patients with kidney disease with a high level of uric acid, attention should be paid to gout, as this can make the disease more difficult and bring more pain. Even this is a serious problem, but some people may not know it, then I will share some information about this with you.

What is gout and how to get it?

Gout is a metabolic state in which uric acid accumulates in joints in the form of crystals that cause the main symptom of gout, severe pain. The increase in uric acid may be due to the inability of the body to properly handle the type of protein (purine), or it may be due to the inability of the kidneys to remove excess uric acid.

What are the signs of gout?

Symptoms of gout include sudden, severe pain and tenderness, redness, heat and swelling, in the affected joints - most often the big toe. The initial attack of gout often occurs at night, and many people who suffer with a broken or dislocated toe are embarrassed. Even the weight of the sheet on the swollen joint can cause painful pain. Repeated attacks may be preceded by a tingling sensation in the previously affected joint.

How to treat?

Treatment of gout may include treatment to reduce the level of uric acid or a special gout diet to reduce the amount of purine consumed.

Usually, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used to relieve symptoms caused by gout, if it can not control the disease well, colchicine is recommended, which is most effective if given within 12 hours after an acute attack of gout. If both of these medications can not work, then people should take allopurinol (ziloprim) or probenecid to reduce the production of uric acid, of course, they must simultaneously take a suitable diet. Still Chinese medicine can well treat gout, how do you burn?

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