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A century later, the male issue of the day, now the 2nd Earl of Dunraven, was in bed with gout and looking for a distraction.
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Feud among fossils, a bout with potential for gout -- an altercation featuring an omelette station They were born before computers.
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Historically, traditional Chinese medicine has mixed rhino horn with other natural ingredients for treating fever or relieving the symptoms of arthritis and gout.
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It was enlisted in the battle against cancer and treatment of fevers, constipation, and gout.
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Peas are a source of purines, which can increase the amount of uric acid in your blood and potentially lead to a gout flare-up.
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In particular, citizens of Germany and Britain used cod liver oil to treat rickets, rheumatism, gout and tuberculosis during the 18th century.
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Also included: meds for mental health, seizure disorders, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, osteoporosis, gout, arthritis/pain, gastrointestinal, asthma and allergies, men’s and women’s health, like Tamsulosin and Estradiol, respectively.
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Then colchicine, which has unusual anti-inflammatory properties, proved effective as a treatment for gout, and eventually became a second-line therapy for pericarditis.
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Origin and Etymology of gout
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Definition of gout for English Language Learners
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: a disease that causes painful swelling of the joints especially in the toes
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