Gout
Gout is a form of arthritis that results in sudden and intense joint pain. Pain relief medications can alleviate the discomfort, while adopting a healthier lifestyle can help prevent future episodes. Typically, a gout attack lasts between one to two weeks without treatment. If left unmanaged, subsequent attacks may persist for an even longer duration. Not treating gout can lead to permanent damage to the joints. If you experience sudden pain and swelling in a joint, it may indicate an infection within the joint, and you should seek immediate medical assistance.
Professionals who treat gout (25)
Dr Elisa Astorri
Rheumatology
Dr Gary D Wright
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Adrian Pendleton
Consultant rheumatologist, Orthopaedic Surgery and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Dr Ashley Elliott
Consultant Rheumatologist
Professor Hasan Tahir
Rheumatologist and Sports Physician
Professor Antoni Chan
Rheumatology
Dr Nora Ng
Rheumatology
Dr Jeeu Sze
Rheumatology
Dr Robert Marshall
Rheumatology
Dr Malcolm Persey
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Hedley Berry
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Israa Al-Shakarchi
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Ziad Farah
Rheumatology
Dr Frances Humby
Rheumatology
Dr Gagandeep Kaur Takhar
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Nirupam Purkayastha
Rheumatologist
Dr Vijay Hajela
Rheumatology
Dr Adrian V Pace
Rheumatology
Dr Joel David
Rheumatology
Dr Kirsten Mackay
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Maresa Carulli
Consultant Rheumatologist
Dr Michael Batley
Rheumatology
Professor Rod Hughes
Rheumatology
Dr Shahir Hamdulay
Consultant Rheumatologist and General Physician
Dr Stephanie Kaye-Barrett
Physician and Rheumatologist