Gout doesn t hurt, what happens if the swelling doesn t go down?

It is recommended that patients should follow the doctor's instructions to use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as sodium diclophenolate sustained-release tablets and meloxicam**, and at the same time add uric acid-lowering drugs such as benzbromarone and febuxostat**, and Chinese herbal medicines that dispel dampness and relieve pain can also be used. At the same time, it is recommended that patients should rest more, reduce the amount of activity, pay attention to joint warmth, quit smoking and alcohol, and eat a low-purine diet in the near future, so as not to induce pain and swelling again.

This is directly due to the presence of urate crystals (crystals of sodium and uric acid) in the swelling that continue to trigger the release of inflammatory factors by phagocytes, causing swelling of tissue cells. Although the pain has been reduced, there is still a certain amount of uric acid in the blood, and uric acid continues to be transported to the swollen area. You can choose to drink more tea polyphenols, proanthocyanidins and other antioxidant water, on the one hand, inhibit the activity of xanthine oxidase in the body (one of the two main culprits that cause gout, responsible for the production of purine-uric acid), on the other hand, directly neutralize uric acid in the blood, which can greatly reduce the amount of uric acid in the blood, and there will be no more swelling.

Hope it helps.

If the gout is not painful, but the foot swelling has not subsided, this phenomenon is caused by local edema inflammation or does not improve the symptoms, you can use a hot towel to apply external application to improve the symptoms, or you can use hot water to soak the swollen joint.

In patients with gout, during the attack of acute arthritis, the symptoms will gradually be reduced by active and reasonable medication**. It usually takes three to seven days to relieve naturally, and the intervals are unharmed. If the affected joint is no longer painful, but there is still swelling.

In this way, it is also necessary to pay attention to bed rest and elevation of the affected limb to avoid weight bearing.

Gout is a chronic metabolic disease caused by hyperuricemia, and its main symptoms are arthralgia and inflammation. If gout persists and does not go away, it may be due to the following reasons:

1.**Inappropriate: If the drug or method is not used correctly, it may cause the symptoms of gout to persist and not be relieved. The medication should be used correctly according to the doctor's advice, and the dietary and lifestyle recommendations should be observed.

2.Poor control of hyperuricemia: Gout is caused by hyperuricemia, so blood uric acid levels must be controlled in order to ** gout. If blood uric acid levels are consistently high, symptoms can worsen.

3.Comorbidities with other diseases: Patients with gout are prone to comorbid with other diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes, which can further aggravate symptoms and make gout** difficult to achieve.

4.Joint destruction has already occurred: If gout symptoms continue to worsen, it can lead to joint destruction and permanent damage, which is where surgery is required**.

In short, gout may be related to a variety of factors, and you should seek help from a doctor in time and carry out a comprehensive **. At the same time, it is also important to pay attention to the correct use of diet, lifestyle and medication to control the condition and prevent clump selling**.

Hello, glad for your question. Gout is a disease caused by abnormalities in uric acid metabolism, which is characterized by joint pain, redness, swelling, and fever. The reduction of gout and swelling requires a comprehensive **, including medications**, dietary modifications and lifestyle changes.

If gout does not go away, it may be caused by the following reasons:

1.**Not in place: gout needs to be used for a long time**, if the drug is not used on time and in accordance with the amount or the **plan is unreasonable, it may lead to the disease reversal, which will affect the effect of swelling.

2.Severe condition: If the gout condition is more severe and the swelling area is relatively large, it may take a long time to subside, and the swelling effect will be affected accordingly.

3.Improper diet: Gout patients need to avoid high-purine foods, if the diet is not appropriate, excessive purine intake will lead to aggravation of the condition, which will affect the effect of swelling.

4.Unhealthy lifestyle habits: Gout patients need to maintain good lifestyle habits, such as proper exercise, weight control, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, etc., if the lifestyle habits are unhealthy, it will also affect the effect of swelling.

Therefore, gout patients need to actively cooperate with doctors**, and at the same time pay attention to the adjustment of diet and lifestyle habits, in order to better control the condition and promote the reduction of swelling.

Hello, first of all, how do you think you have gout, has the doctor ever tested for uric acid? If you are diagnosed with gout, then as a doctor, you can only tell you the truth, there is no special or thorough method, and now medicine is only symptomatic or delaying drugs, including traditional Chinese medicine, physiotherapy, etc. Prevention is the best way, as you said, you will get sick if you eat seafood, so try not to eat seafood in the future, as well as animal offal and legumes and other foods high in purines.

Now that you have the disease, then buy some medicine to eat, as mentioned above, colchicine is the first choice for acute attacks of gout, I estimate that you already know that its *** is very damaging to the liver, but if you use it for a short time, the problem is not very big, you can take liver protection tablets at the same time to protect the liver. There is also a category of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, you also know that this kind of drugs have an effect on the stomach, if combined with antacids, short-term use is also no effect, this kind of drugs are recommended that you take - norfotin capsules, one capsule a day, plus omeprazole at the same time, your stomach will be fine. The last killer feature is hormones, and if you use too much, the adverse reactions will be quite serious, such as:

Weakened immunity, osteoporosis and even fractures, among others. Finally, I would like to give you a word of advice: since you understand your condition, you should focus on prevention, you must control your mouth, don't be greedy, and I wish you a good day. Thank you.

For those with slightly high blood uric acid levels and swollen feet, sodium bicarbonate tablets can be taken, and if the blood uric acid level is more high, benzbromarone can be used. Allopurinol should be considered if the serum uric acid level is consistently above 500. When Dr. Zhu Hongmei has an acute attack of gout, he can only use colchicine for analgesia, and for usually mild pain, he can use indomethacin and voltarin ointment.

Dietary control and drinking plenty of water are important for controlling gout attacks.

Gouty arthritis is more painful in the acute phase, and it is necessary to use drugs to control joint swelling and pain as soon as possible, and it is recommended to take medication within 24 hours. There are three kinds of drugs, the first is non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that can quickly reduce swelling and relieve pain; The second is colchicine, but *** is relatively large; The third drug is glucocorticoids. It should also be noted that urate-lowering drugs are best used after the acute phase.

The most important thing for gout in the acute arthritis attack is the use of anti-inflammatory drugs, and the appropriate drugs should be selected according to the patient's age and complications.

If the joint swelling persists or reverses, it may be unreasonable or the amount of drugs is insufficient, and it is also necessary to pay attention to whether the poor eating habits and lifestyle have been improved, which may affect the efficacy of gout.

In terms of drug selection, colchicine, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or glucocorticoids can be used, all of which should be used early and in sufficient amounts, and then gradually reduced after symptoms are relieved. In addition, you must strictly abstain from alcohol, avoid eating foods high in purines, and drink plenty of water.

Analysis:

Hello, for those with slightly high blood uric acid levels, you can take sodium bicarbonate tablets, and if you are more high, use benzbromarone. Allopurinol should be considered if the serum uric acid level is consistently above 500.

Guidance: In the case of an acute attack of gout, colchicine can only be used for analgesia, and for usually mild pain, indomethacin and voltarin ointment can be used. Dietary control and drinking plenty of water are important for controlling gout attacks. Be careful to avoid foods that are high in purines.

Analysis: Hello, gout is mainly caused by too much purine, and if the swelling does not go away, it is because the inflammation has not been controlled.

Guidance: It is recommended that you should pay attention to the intake of some high-purine foods such as seafood, animal offal, etc., and at the same time take allopurinol and other drugs under the guidance of an endocrinologist**, and if necessary, you can assist some acupuncture physiotherapy**.

Does it hurt a lot? If it hurts, take painkillers. In addition, it is necessary to use a combination of drugs to treat gout, and the combined use of prescription drugs benzbromarone and ventilated tea can control the uric acid value below the normal value, and at the same time, it can reduce swelling with ventilation and foot soaking.

There could be several reasons for this.

The first is whether gout crystals or tophi have been formed, if this is the case, it is necessary to strictly control hyperuricemia after the acute phase of gout is relieved, many of which take half a year or even a year to gradually subside, and surgery must be done if necessary.

The second is that gout attacks are frequent, the acute attack has not been timely and effective**, the relief time of this gout is longer than the time of timely treatment, and the gout is often encountered in the clinic for a few days before coming to the doctor, and the effect is usually checked.

The third is people who do not have renal insufficiency, this kind of gout is usually difficult to relieve, and it is swollen, and some even need dialysis**.