1.
Ho Ra
ow apid Fluctua ation
of Uric Acid Trigg
o c gers
Goout Atttack

2.
or gout patient who is having a long term
• Fo s
hyyperuricemia, chances are hhigh that he w get a gout
will t
atttack, be it a mild joint discomfort or a serious s
inf
flamed and sw wollen feet, a
after he has t
taken a meal
with some high purine food.

3.
• Th is because high purine fo
his ood will cause in a surge of
e f
uric acid in the blood after the food is digested and
e
bsorbed.
ab
• Thhis sudden inncrease of ur ric acid conceentration will
inc
crease the rate of crystalli
ization of urate crystals in
the joint which kick start th immune r
e he reactions thatt
bring the gout a
attack sensatio to the victi
on im.

4.
eople often tho
• Pe ought it is the sudden incre
e ease of purine
e
or uric acid conc
centration tha causes the g
at gout attack.
• Bu there
ut is another condittion which is exactly the
s e
op
pposite - the sudden drop of uric acid level in the
p e
bo
ody will, too, triggers the gouty inflam
e mmation and
sometimes the pain is more severe that th usual gout
he t
tacks.
att

5.
• Goout attacks when the internal 'imm mune police'
deetected the ex
xistence of ura crystals flo
ate oating around
in the synovial f
fluid of the joints.
sually, it hap
• Us ppens during the formation of new
g w
cry
ystals becaus of the sud
se dden increase in uric acid
e
concentration.

6.
ter the inflam
• Aft mmation and the swelling subsides and
the gouty pain disappeared, it does not mean those
e , t e
cry
ystals have disappeared too
o.
• It is not easy fo those fine tiny urate ston
or nes to get out
t
of the joints thrrough the syn
novial membr rane. Instead,
thoose crystals w deposit o the interna surfaces of
will on al f
the joints waiting to be dis
e ssolved and carried away y
ba to the bloo
ack odstream for r
removal.

7.
• In most cases, the blood uri acid level o the patient
ic of t
alw
ways remain o the high si
on ide which doe not provide
es e
an room for the re-absorptio of the urate crystals.
ny on e
• As the incidents of gout attack repeat, mo and more
s s ore e
cry
ystals will de
eposit inside t
the joints wh
hich makes it
t
mu easier for the attacks to be activated
uch o d.

8.
hen at certain point the p
• Th n patient decide to go for
ed r
some alternativ treatments such as takin high doses
ve ng s
of Vitamin C or drinking ionized alkaline or some e
alk
kalizing calcium ions.
• At the beginning of these trea
g atments, the uuric acid level
in the blood will drop signifi icantly and th gives way
his y
for the old hid
r dden urate c crystals to g through a
go
rev
versal proces where it w dissolve in
ss will nto the body y
int
terstitial fluid and then carr
ried out by the blood to the
e e
kid
dney for remo oval through th urine.
he

9.
• If this reversal process happ pens too sudden, this will
'st up' those u
tir urate crystals sediments on the internal
n
surfaces of the joints and a huge amount of those tinyy
neeedle like crys
stals stone w float around the joints
will s
whhich triggers the exact same or more serious gout t
atttack.

10.
• If you are goin try some alternative tr
ng reatments forr
goout, make sure you go through that therapy gradually
e y.
• I can understan how desper
c nd rate you want to get rid of
t f
the notorious di
e isease, but yo have to understand that
ou t
it took years fo those cryst
or tals to form in your joints.
n
Thhus, it should take about the same ti
d ime for it too
dis
ssolve away.

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