If you have unexplained foot pain and you’ve been researching your symptoms, you may be wondering if you have gout or plantar fasciitis. They’re quite different conditions, but both can cause foot pain that can interfere with your daily life. Knowing which one you’re struggling with is important. The two conditions require quite different treatment
Gout can be painful and disruptive to your daily routines, like exercise, everyday tasks, and even just moving around. However, it’s still important to stay fit to prevent the affected joints from becoming more stiff and painful. With that in mind, we’ve compiled our top tips for exercising with gout safely. Exercise can help manage
Gout can cause unbearable pain that can begin suddenly, at any time, even in the middle of the night. If you’ve experienced a gout attack, you understand the agony and discomfort associated with this form of inflammatory arthritis. Thankfully, there are lifestyle changes you can make to prevent gout attacks from recurring. We have 8
Gout can be an excruciating experience. Suffering from a flare-up of gout symptoms in your joints—especially the feet—can be enough to put them off doing any type of physical exercise. But should you walk with gout? Can it help? The short answer is yes. We’ll be looking at the reasons behind it in this article.
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