Many things can impact the likelihood of having a flare-up, but could hot weather be one of them? In other words, is warm weather bad for gout? Let’s take a look at the evidence!
One of the first actions your doctor will advise for gout is to stay hydrated. While this might not sound like a particularly drastic action, it can be extremely helpful in preventing gout attacks. But is still or sparkling water better for gout?
Gout flare-ups are something that most will do almost anything to avoid. So, what foods should we be avoiding? And more specifically, are red meats bad for gout?
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