by Brian
I hadn't had a real gout attack in about ten years after I lost about thirty pounds. Before that was another story. I snore badly. One night, the room temperature in my room went very hight and the air was extremely dry. I awoke with gout and an extremely dry mouth. I had been in deep sleep and snoring most of the night. I was extremely dehydrated which by itself would raise my uric acid levels and lead to uric acid crystallization. I am in recovery. I am getting several room water evaporators (like you use with a cold) to increase the water contest in my air so it is less dry. That should reduce or prevent the dehydration caused by snoring in a room filled with hot dry air. If you're a gout sufferer, you might consider raising the humidity level in your sleeping quarters.
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Aug 25, 21 03:59 AM
Allopurinol worked for me, but at the expense of adversely affecting my mood.I like cherries, but getting them every day of the year is a problem.I wondered
Apr 22, 20 07:19 AM
During my first gout attack, I was in so much pain that I desperately scoured the internet for alternative cures as the colchicine that I was prescribed
Apr 22, 20 07:15 AM
TENS MACHINE work. The simple ones are $30 or so. And if anything goes wrong including dropping it they give you another. The TENS electrical stimulus