faq
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Precision Rheumatology aims to make rheumatologic care as accessible and straightforward as possible. Below are answers to some frequently asked questions:
Gout is a form of arthritis caused by excess uric acid in the blood, leading to crystal formation in the joints. Diet, genetics, and other health factors play a role. Interested in understanding your risk? Contact us for a consultation.
Common symptoms include sudden joint pain, swelling, redness, and warmth, often affecting the big toe. Our team can guide you in identifying symptoms early. Learn more here.
Diagnosis includes physical exams, blood tests, joint fluid analysis, and imaging for accurate assessment. Precision Rheumatology can confirm your diagnosis with a thorough evaluation. See our approach.
Treatments include anti-inflammatory medications, urate-lowering drugs, lifestyle guidance, and biologics for severe cases. Learn more about options tailored to your needs.
A low-purine diet, hydration, and weight management are effective in preventing flare-ups. We’re here to support healthy lifestyle changes. Get in touch.
While it has no cure, gout can be managed long-term with medication and lifestyle adjustments. Discover manageable ways to live comfortably with gout.
We offer personalized plans and regular follow-ups, adapting treatments for lasting relief. Let us help you manage your condition over the long term.
Avoiding purine-rich foods, like red meat and shellfish, helps reduce uric acid buildup. Ask us about dietary tips to help manage gout.
Low-impact activities like walking or swimming can help maintain joint flexibility and reduce flare-up risks. Learn more about gentle exercises suited for gout management.
Many patients find relief within days, with continued treatment helping to reduce future flare- ups. Our team is ready to help you find relief that lasts. Contact us here.