Gout

Gout

Gout is a painful condition of joints. It can affect one or more joints. It is painful inflammation of the joints. It causes severe pain and inflammation of the joints. It is caused due to accumulation of a chemical called as uric acid in the blood. Uric acid is produced during the digestion of proteins in the body. Most of the uric acid is passed out in the urine and stool. In people suffering from gout, the amount of uric acid increases in the blood. Small crystals are formed that collect in the joints. These crystals irritate the joints and can cause inflammation, swelling and pain. When kidneys fail to pass out the uric acid formed in the body, it starts accumulating in the joints and causes this painful condition called as gout. There are several factors due to which accumulation of uric acid takes place in the blood. Men are more affected as compared to women. It may start during the middle age and sometimes it can also start in young age.

Symptoms of gout

Gout is a disease that mainly affects the joints. The most important symptom of gout is pain. A severe pain occurs in joints. Small joints are most commonly affected and there is excruciating pain in the toes which makes it difficult for the person to walk. Many joints can be affected together. There is swelling, redness and pain in the joints. Joints become inflamed. The attack of gout may last for many days.

Dosage and mode of administration

Take 400 ml of water and add one teaspoon of medicine no.1. Boil the mixture till it reduces to 100ml and drink it two times in a day. Take medicine no. 2,3,4,5 and 6 and mix them together. Divide the mixture into 60 parts and take one part in the morning and one in the evening every day after meals. Take one-one tablet from medicine no. 7, 8 and 9, two times in a day after meals with water.