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Old 08-25-2008, 03:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone with arthritis/gout condition?

I remembered met a deaf lady from training school. I think she's around 27 yrs old. She got gout. She says it was painful in her big toe. I felt bad for her because she barely walk. Gout is for older people but for young people is rarely. A friend of mine recently got arthritis from hands. Go see a doctor if you have arthritis or gout condition.

What you might not know about this, any of this may relate to you.

click arthritis info:
1.Save Your Joints -- What is Arthritis? (More list)
2.http://www.rcep7.org/projects/handbook/arthritis.pdf

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I'm not a doctor, I'm just here to help people to be aware of this condition.
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Old 08-25-2008, 04:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I remembered met a deaf lady from training school. I think she's around 27 yrs old. She got gout. She says it was painful in her big toe. I felt bad for her because she barely walk. Gout is for older people but for young people is rarely. A friend of mine recently got arthritis from hands. Go see a doctor if you have arthritis or gout condition.

What you might not know about this, any of this may relate to you.

click arthritis info:
1.Save Your Joints -- What is Arthritis? (More list)
2.http://www.rcep7.org/projects/handbook/arthritis.pdf

click gout info:
Q&A About Gout

I'm not a doctor, I'm just here to help people to be aware of this condition.
I am 51 years old.

You better believe I am aware of Arthritis!
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Old 08-25-2008, 04:38 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I'm almost 40. I have a dysplastic hip and arthritis. So, yeah, I know pain.

We also have a family friend who has gout. Very painful condition!
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I am 51 years old.

You better believe I am aware of Arthritis!

By the way, some of them may not know about gout condition. This is why I want to post this thread. Yeah, you're aware of arthritis and some others too but not gout and different kind of arthritis from the list. People don't really talk about gout.

This thread is to help Ddeaf/Hhoh people to understand about gout because it is serious painful.

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I'm almost 40. I have a dysplastic hip and arthritis. So, yeah, I know pain.

We also have a family friend who has gout. Very painful condition!
Ouch. I'm sorry about your condition. from what I read about gout, yes that is painful for people with gout.
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I remembered met a deaf lady from training school. I think she's around 27 yrs old. She got gout. She says it was painful in her big toe. I felt bad for her because she barely walk. Gout is for older people but for young people is rarely. A friend of mine recently got arthritis from hands. Go see a doctor if you have arthritis or gout condition.

What you might not know about this, any of this may relate to you.

click arthritis info:
1.Save Your Joints -- What is Arthritis? (More list)
2.http://www.rcep7.org/projects/handbook/arthritis.pdf

click gout info:
Q&A About Gout

I'm not a doctor, I'm just here to help people to be aware of this condition.
I'm currently 36. My gout started in my mid-20's.
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Old 08-25-2008, 10:29 PM   #7 (permalink)
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My mom have an arthritis. She is 60 years old now. She started get it when she was 40's. She had an arthritis surgery on her hands and big toes to put a new joints. It's painful! She have an arthritis on her fingers, thumbs and neck now. That's suck! She will get a surgery on her other toe soon. She got it from wear too much high heel shoes when she was young adult. She is an artist and doing painting and cosmetic for many years. My grandma had an arthritis on her knees and big toes and toes. That's why I don't want to wear a high heel shoes everyday. If I wear a high heel shoes. It will kill my lower back and arches on feet.

Thank you for sharing with your friends' arthritis.
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my mother have arthrities on her hands it really painful when she use sign language
and my dad did had gout in his knee
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I'm currently 36. My gout started in my mid-20's.
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Interesting. you got gout in your mid 20's. I'm curious, when you got gout, were you on medication from your doctor or did ur doctor tells you what to avoid foods that u can't eat because of gout. What cause you by gout? Are you now gout free? Thanks for your brave
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my mother have arthrities on her hands it really painful when she use sign language
and my dad did had gout in his knee
Hi mf,

what cause your dad by gout? I ask same question to dd3. Thank you.
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My mom have an arthritis. She is 60 years old now. She started get it when she was 40's. She had an arthritis surgery on her hands and big toes to put a new joints. It's painful! She have an arthritis on her fingers, thumbs and neck now. That's suck! She will get a surgery on her other toe soon. She got it from wear too much high heel shoes when she was young adult. She is an artist and doing painting and cosmetic for many years. My grandma had an arthritis on her knees and big toes and toes. That's why I don't want to wear a high heel shoes everyday. If I wear a high heel shoes. It will kill my lower back and arches on feet.

Thank you for sharing with your friends' arthritis.
Wow, yeah that sucks. sorry about your mom. look likes it's in the genetic.

You're welcome.
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hi meyag

too much vitamin C building up
try to cut back and it will be more less
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too much vitamin C building up
try to cut back and it will be more less
Hi moonflower,

Ah, I see.
Thanks for your respond to my Q's.

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Hi Mf,

what cause your dad by gout? I ask same question to DD3. Thank you.
Vitamin C is water soluble; you can't have too much of it. It's just gonna be washed out of the body.

My gout started in my mid 20's due to my abnormally high consumption of red meats (as evident by my current weight). I did cut back drastically, but I still have attacks periodically. I went to the doctor for pain in big toe and he inserted a syringe into the joint of the toe and pulled fluid. The fluid was examined and abnormal levels of uric acid were found, confirming Gout. Allopurinol was prescribed, but that didn't help much.
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Vitamin C is water soluble; you can't have too much of it. It's just gonna be washed out of the body.

My gout started in my mid 20's due to my abnormally high consumption of red meats (as evident by my current weight). I did cut back drastically, but I still have attacks periodically. I went to the doctor for pain in big toe and he inserted a syringe into the joint of the toe and pulled fluid. The fluid was examined and abnormal levels of uric acid were found, confirming Gout. Allopurinol was prescribed, but that didn't help much.
Thanks dd3 for sharing with all of us here.

I'm curious, what kind of foods can u eat and what u cannot eat?
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Thanks dd3 for sharing with all of us here.

I'm curious, what kind of foods can u eat and what u cannot eat?
Best to discuss what I CANNOT eat. For someone with gout, organ meats and red meats are definitely out of the question. I have heard some people say that red wine can irritate gout, but I have never confirmed that nor do I find that my gout flares when I drink red wine. There may be other foods that are not recommended, but I am only aware of the two mentioned above.
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Best to discuss what I CANNOT eat. For someone with gout, organ meats and red meats are definitely out of the question. I have heard some people say that red wine can irritate gout, but I have never confirmed that nor do I find that my gout flares when I drink red wine. There may be other foods that are not recommended, but I am only aware of the two mentioned above.
Oh okay, I understood. That I didn't know about red wine that can irritate gout. Interesting. I'm going to research what not to eat foods for gout. Thanks again for sharing with us.
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I remembered met a deaf lady from training school. I think she's around 27 yrs old. She got gout. She says it was painful in her big toe. I felt bad for her because she barely walk. Gout is for older people but for young people is rarely. A friend of mine recently got arthritis from hands. Go see a doctor if you have arthritis or gout condition.

What you might not know about this, any of this may relate to you.

click arthritis info:
1.Save Your Joints -- What is Arthritis? (More list)
2.http://www.rcep7.org/projects/handbook/arthritis.pdf

click gout info:
Q&A About Gout

I'm not a doctor, I'm just here to help people to be aware of this condition.
Wow, thanks so much for this information. It is very helpful. My right hip is extremely painful. I have not seen dr lately. I should have to make an appointment but I keep this postpone.

I never heard of gout before.
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Wow, thanks so much for this information. It is very helpful. My right hip is extremely painful. I have not seen dr lately. I should have to make an appointment but I keep this postpone.

I never heard of gout before.
Hi Kalista,

You're welcome. I'm glad you read this info about gout. Sorry about your right hip. I suggest you go to ER immediately if you feel very painful.
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Thanks mf,

I did research, I found out that those men who got gout more than women (few).

For anyone with gout avoid high purine foods. Interesting.
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Mother Day 2002, I got serious rheumatoid arthritis. All my joints from jaws to toe. Hard time to walk up/downstair, get in/out from car, hard time to look back, not comfortable sign/fingerspelling, hard time to open door at bathroom, hard time to use toilet paper to clean my butt, etc.... After 2 week, back to near normal but take a year to get feel better.

Now, I am fine but.... Every morning, I got up from bed. Little stiff for 15 minutes. Later, I feel fine.

6 years ago, I learned that women got RA, 3 times more than men.
I wonder how many deaf male got RA?

You will learn about women vs men.
Rheumatoid Arthritis Causes, Symptoms, Signs, Diagnosis and Treatment on MedicineNet.com
USANA Health Sciences - Rheumatoid Arthritis
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I did research, I found out that those men who got gout more than women (few).

For anyone with gout avoid high purine foods. Interesting.
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I forget to say.... I have no idea when last time, I got flu or cold. Over 20 years without flu shot. We live Northeast (between NYC and Washington).

After mother day 2002.....
I got new allergic to pollen during spring time at between end of march and first week of may.
Everytime spring season, I got sore all my joints for few weeks.

Still no flu or cold or sore throat for long times.
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Wow, yeah that sucks. sorry about your mom. look likes it's in the genetic.

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Yes, It from genetic family. I hope not happen to me. My mom's doctor suggest her to do exercise and work on her joints adjust when she is exercise. It's very slow to work out. She is still work at Macy's and stand all day. It cause get tired easy.

My husband's mom found it out she got an arthritis on her knee recent. I noticed that her walk and hurt her knee so often. She went to see doctor and gave her an insulin fluid in her joint bones. Her doctor recommended her to do exercise. She suppose not live the lake because of long stairs cause hurt her knee. She is using a cane for walk on downstairs and upstairs back and fourth. She is going to look for a new home at Condo. She will keep this lakehouse for spring and summer seasons.

The most older people live in warm climate because of arthritis and RA. My mom is plan move to Florida in future. I am not sure about that yet. Arthritis is not funny! It part of disease in bones.
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