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1. 💊 NSAIDs — ibuprofen, naproxen, etc. Help reduce pain and inflammation during an acute attack but They don't lower uric acid or remove urate crystals. They can also cause stomach, kidney and cardiovascular problems in some people. 2. Colchicine Can reduce inflammation during a gout attack, especially when started early. It doesn't remove the underlying urate buildup. Too much can be toxic and cause severe gastrointestinal side effects. 3. Corticosteroids Can rapidly reduce inflammation and pain, either orally or by injection. They don't lower uric acid or eliminate crystals. Repeated or prolonged steroid use can have significant side effects. 4. Urate-lowering medicines — e.g. allopurinol Lower uric acid over time and can prevent future attacks and crystal buildup. They are not a quick painkiller for an acute attack and need appropriate dosing and medical monitoring. 5. Diet, weight management & hydration Can help reduce gout risk and support overall uric-acid management. Lifestyle changes alone may not be enough for people with recurrent or severe gout who need urate-lowering medication. Pain relief is not the same as removing the cause. Have you been treating the pain but still getting repeated gout attacks? Comment ‘GOUT’ and tell me how often your attacks come.” #GoutAwareness #GoutPain #UricAcid #JointHealth #BoneHealthKenya

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