As the New Year approaches, many of us will be flocking to the gyms while others will be motivated to cut back on the alcohol for Dry January. But could Dry January help to lower your risk of a gout flare-up?
The festive season is often all about indulgence - but for those of us who suffer from gout, the festive period can mean making some tough decisions when it comes to our diet - for example, is turkey bad for gout?
Simply moving your affected joints during a gout flare-up can seem impossible. But could stretching help? And if so, what are the best stretches for gout?
During flare-ups, it can be hard to move around as normal - especially if your shoes exacerbate the pain. So, what footwear is the best option for minimising gout pain in your feet and ankles? Let’s find out!
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