Reply With Quoteonce or twice it tried but never to the point I could not wear a shoe /walk/stand the weight of a bed sheet on it . Also if you wear tennis shoes throw them away !Originally Posted by duck38866
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once or twice it tried but never to the point I could not wear a shoe /walk/stand the weight of a bed sheet on it . Also if you wear tennis shoes throw them away !
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DOC SAID STAY AWAY FROM ANY VEGESTABLES THAT WERE GREEN ! MUSTARD /TURNIP GREENS ,CABBAGE, OKRA, ECT . TOLD HIM TO GIVE ME THE MEDS ! AINT HAPPENING .
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Paul's first gout attack was in his knee and kept him off work for 2 weeks. It was horribly swollen and super painful. He's only had 2 attacks in the knee but several in his toe/foot. The doc just increased his allopurinol dosage a couple weeks ago, but unfortunately he's having a flare right now. One big problem is that there is a lot of conflicting information about what foods trigger a flare. There doesn't seem to be anything really definitive and each person's trigger foods can vary.
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Yep, that is what Doc told me today. Red meat, seafood and alcohol is a no-no for everyone with gout. Red meat and seafood can still be eat in moderation, but absolutely no alcohol. All the other food triggers are different for different people. Just because peanut butter or red beans flare it up in some people, it may not flare mine up and vice-versa.
