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Gout in Hand - Shelly

Posted: Jan 08, 2010

I am experiencing gout in my left hand which is very painful. Has anyone had this? Any advice for still being able to work? The doctor has put meon colchicine, prednisone and Vicodin. Thanks in advance for any advice!

My husband gets gout, trigeminal location. Painful is an - MissIndigo

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understatement, I know. In your work hand, too. All I can offer is to take the advice about limiting stress seriously. He's had 3 attacks, and the second two occurred immediately after he was extremely and unusually stressed. The suffering (and my graphic descriptions of patients with permanent nerve damage) did wonderful things for his self control, and he's had no further attacks in two years. All a long way of saying I suspect staying as relaxed and happy as possible will help this go away sooner.

cherry natural remedy for gout - clunybrown

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I've never had gout but I have read about cherries being beneficial in the treatment of gout. Check out the website link below or simply google "gout cherries" and lots of references will come up. It's worth a try. Good luck!

www.quickcare.org/musc/cherries-and-gout.html

Cherries/gout - Texas Pam

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Cherries do work. I had an issue with my thumb and saw a doctor about it. He gave me a prescription that did nothing but give me a huge stomach ache. He told me to suck it up and keep taking it. I flushed the rest of the prescription and went on an internet search for help.

Watch your protein intake and eat cherries. I bought frozen cherries and ate a serving once a day for about 2 months and no more problems. I noticed an improvement right away.

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