Gout flares usually last a week or two and then subside, and people who are prone to gout can experience longer, more widespread attacks as time goes on. Knowing the fundamentals of gout and its ...

Gout is a painful form of arthritis caused by the buildup of excess uric acid, which forms crystals in the joints. This condition leads to sudden pain, swelling, and inflammation, most commonly ...

"Rapid weight loss and cutting out alcohol suddenly can actually trigger gout attacks,” warns Dr Hilary Jones, tells Sun Health. “This happens because rapid weight loss breaks down cells in ...

English comic actor James Cordon has revealed a Tudor disease diagnosis that happens in people who have gout, a painful form of arthritis. According to the 46-year-old actor, the condition, also known ...

Incorporating these 10 morning foods can help reduce uric acid. Adding them in your diet can help prevent gout and protect your kidneys.

Patients with debilitating gout are being failed by the NHS because of outdated practices which mean they are prescribed only a third of the medication they need, experts claim.

These uric acids crystallise and collect in the joints, causing pain, inflammation, swelling, and other distressing symptoms ... and drinks can also cause a gout attack. While dietary habits ...

Also, the drop in oestrogen level after menopause contributes to the increase in risk of heart attack in women. While certain symptoms of heart attack are similar in men and women, there are ...

For centuries, gout has been a grossly misunderstood condition, often linked to overindulgent, affluent, and typically overweight men. The stereotype was solidified when Henry VIII was diagnosed, ...

Dr Hilary Jones warns that rapid weight loss and sudden abstinence from alcohol can actually trigger gout attacks. "This happens because rapid weight loss breaks down cells in the body ...

Dr Hilary Jones, resident GP at ITV's Good Morning Britain, said he had discoloured nails, joint pain that would worsen at night and chronic fatigue.

Panic attacks can feel uncontrollable, but science reveals new ways to manage symptoms effectively. Here’s how to regain control and find relief.