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Budweiser is the culprit.
One of my grandpas had it bad and my dad has got flares here and there. I'm still knocking on wood and working on prevention. Always took ibuprofen, but have been trying aspirin here and there and it seems to work ok. Still got nothing against ibuprofen so far, though.
Budweiser is the culprit.
You work with Guywhofishes’sA previous co-worker of mine got it. He would wear a house slipper on one foot and his boot on the other. He was a little off...
A previous co-worker of mine got it. He would wear a house slipper on one foot and his boot on the other. He was a little off...
Gotta sleep with your foot above the covers.
At the peak of a flare-up, during the night, you can feel individual molecules of air hitting your toe.
A dust-mote landing on your toe-joint, will make you sweat and pee a little bit.
You work with Guywhofishes’s
ha ha
gout is four letter word
Had my first flare up about a month or so ago, how a toe can be that painful that it wakes you up in the middle of the night is beyond me. Also having your first and hopefully last flare up at the ripe age of 39 is what colonel sherman potter would call bull cookies
If you know someone who suffers from it please encourage them to stop taking ibuprofen which might be causing it - not helping it. Switch to tylenol etc. (unless they are heavy boozers - then aspirin)
My experience suggests it was to blame for mine. Not a single twinge/symptom since I quit taking that crap over a year ago or so.
Why do I post this every so often? I just stop and think "geez - had someone suggested that I try this years ago I wouldn't have suffered needless episodes".
I know - everyone's chemistry is different - so it won't work for everyone - but if I can save one person from that BS my carping will have paid off.