Guaiacum resin is employed in the treatment of chronic rheumatism and gout; it is said to sometimes relieve the pain and inflammation involved in these diseases, and if taken between the attacks may lessen the tendency to recurrence. As th is material is also a mild diuretic I would be inclined to proceed with caution in the case of gout as diuretics are something that should be avoided in the case of gout.
My go gave me panaco during my gout attack. Along with colchicine and prednosolone.
I was told it is like gout,but instead of uric acid it has pyrophosphates. It can be anywhere in the body. I had a ct scan and it is in my arm and chest.
Apparently there is a school of thought that thinks taking folic acid is good for gout. Got to the associated link (What Everyone Should Know About Folic Acid And Gout)http://www.micronutra.com/journal/gout/what-everyone-should-know-about-folic-acid-and-gou
Age, high body weight, and water pill usage (diuretics) were each reported to be risk factors for gout. Dr. Shiel's Perspective: This is not really very new information, but encourages doctors and patients to emphasize weight control and to minimize the use of water pills to avoid gout attacks.
There is no cure for gout.
Guaiacum sanctum was created in 1753.
Guaiacum angustifolium was created in 1848.
Guaiacum officinale was created in 1753.
Most likely either Guaiacum officinale or Guaiacum sanctum. Both are small, slow-growing trees which can be used to produce lignum vitae, and are listed as endangered species.
My go gave me panaco during my gout attack. Along with colchicine and prednosolone.
Colchocine
Currently, there is no cure for gout. If you have been prescribed medicines for gout, it is important that you take those medicines as instructed to prevent future attacks. And making changes in your diet is also an effective way to deal with gout.
should check with their physicians before using gout drugs.
you could, but it wont get rid of the gout. you're better off focusing on getting rid of the uric acid!
I was told it is like gout,but instead of uric acid it has pyrophosphates. It can be anywhere in the body. I had a ct scan and it is in my arm and chest.
Anyone who has ever had unusual reactions to gout drugs or to medicines used to relieve pain or inflammation should let his or her physician know before taking gout drugs. The physician should also be told about any allergies to foods,
Apparently there is a school of thought that thinks taking folic acid is good for gout. Got to the associated link (What Everyone Should Know About Folic Acid And Gout)http://www.micronutra.com/journal/gout/what-everyone-should-know-about-folic-acid-and-gou