Gout - Mechanisms & Treatment

This video describes the physiological mechanisms that bring about gout and also the mechanisms of action for the medications used to treat and prevent a gout attack.

[turanamo]

wow! This is a no-BS, cut-to-the-chase, to-the-point, video that I watched on Gout. And I watched a lot of them. It even educates with quizzes at the end. Simply brilliant!

[linhdo]

I think this is the best and most informative explanation about gout so far and I have watched many gout related videos. Very valuable information for gout sufferers. Thank you.

[Kalifornia-Screaming]

Regarding synovial fluid & water:

I used to have 3-4 gout attacks a year. Then when I started to hydrate much more and cut out sodas, my attacks dropped down to once a year and were much less serious.

Just my personal experience with hydration and gout.

For me hydration is my primary preventative measure.

[sidraiqbal]

These 7 min are pretty enough to understand gout .. thanku so much

[jannmikoingelrabagogamingc]

There almost no videos that gives off a question section at the end. I am both grateful and thankful, as well as, want to commend for adding this - helps in the retention of what I have learned throughout the video, really!

[zamzammrfixit]

Best video and explanation, thanks for your help in posting this helpful information. I’m having a gout attack right now and the pain is unbearable. Thanks a lot .

[joemcmillan]

I'm a 30 year gout sufferer. MD's and pharma for over 2 years and daily meds did not stop or decrease the attacks. Quit them and started natural remedies. Some diet and exercise may have helped. Daily cocktail that began with tart cherry juice and expanded to include ACV, cinnamon powder, black pepper, turmeric powder, celery seed extract and 1/2 fresh lemon and pulp has helped with control of the attacks - not eliminated though.
During a recent attack I sought something better. Decided to try low carb/keto. Within the first week pain was gone and swelling was decreasing. Weight is dropping, BP has dropped, sleep is better and I feel much younger than my 71 years. Achy joints not related to gout are much better as the inflammation from sugar is gone.
Giving up the sugar (and carbs) has been difficult but eating bacon, pork, red meat, mushrooms and many other purine foods has been a pleasure. Even still drinking beer but not everyday.
So, don't take my word, do some study and give it a try. There are many benefits other than gout.

[FarStar]

Thank you this helped much better than my professors. They always put words on the slides and expect us to understand. Only a few professors accommodate me walk me through things on a biochemical level

[rareseason]

Thank you! This is the best presentation on the gout issue I’ve ever seen! So well organized even a guy like me could understand. What medications to take for what purpose, and even when in the attack to take them was very clear. What organs come into play and are affected by each of the medications often prescribed. This will certainly help in my prevention of future attacks and what to do if I happen to catch one again. I would like you to expand on the relationship that increasing glucose readings has on gout. Thank you so much. 👍🏼😎

[twitchster]

Gout has been the most physically painful thing I've gone through in my life. My worst attack lasted for over 3 weeks. I was in constant chronic pain the whole time.
Luckily Colchicine is pretty much a miracle med for me. As long as I take 1 the day I get signs of an oncoming attack (along with taking 1 for 2 or 3 days after) it prevents a major flare up. It just stopped an attack dead in it's track this weekend! Thank goodness for this med!

[saisatvika]

I rlly learnt the topic in the best way wid all d info compessed in d best way 7min tq so

[DrHafiza-hd]

Amazing method of teaching, thank you sir 😊

[JeevaNR-hmer]

a well animation leads to good learning, you proved.

[stephenbui]

It's valuable information. I'm on diet with gym and no alcohol consumption. But i am getting gout attack one a year with painful. It's the fact that 80% urine comes from my body

[casperakoma]

From Zimbabwe I say thank for a wonderful informative video. I subscribed.

[debigdogk]

Awesome teaching, simply the best. Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[edwardbliss]

OK. Who's having gout flare-ups during this self-isolation?

[jonathanross]

The best non-drug treatment I have found. Cut out the bad Foods/Drinks and get ice water in a cup with a straw. Drink the ice water compulsively.

[UM.JAWAD.]

What a great lecture!! Thanks for your efforts

[dalimkumar]

Thanks for useful video. We want more like this video.