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Thick Blood - The ROOT of Hyperuricemia Symptoms

Unlike most diseases, hyperuricemia, the condition of having too much uric acid in the body,  is very hard to predict. The advent of this torturer is obscure and is almost unpredictable. In fact, if you google “hyperuricemia symptoms”, you will find yourself embarking in an exhaustive quest of rigorously searching pages upon pages of sites that does not mention any symptom of hyperuricemia except for gout! Even the Wikipedia entry for hyperuricemia does not cite any symptom. The reason for this is, without diagnosis, gout is the only recognized omen of this disease. This article aims to explain a plethora of not well-known hyperuricemia causes. Gout – The Infamous Sign of Hyperuricemia As if the gout and hyperuricemia dynamic duo is a package deal, having gout is recognized as a symptom of hyperuricemia, just like hyperuricemia is recognized as a symptom of soon-to-attack-gout. To a major extent, we can recognize this as true. The reason behind this is gout is ca...

Gout and Diabetes Relationship - The ACIDIC Affair

Diabetes is literally a sweet lover. It is supposed to be, since diabetes is the condition of having an overwhelming blood sugar level. Here is a sweet and deadly fact: diabetes is in a relationship with gout! Here is another romantic but pain-inducing fact: this relationship will last FOREVER. This article aims to explain the relationship between diabetes and gout. Did gout cause diabetes? Or was it diabetes that caused gout? Diabetes and Gout – The CONTROVERSIAL Relationship Google it. It is all over the net.   Many gout sufferers suffer from diabetes as well . It is not surprising since they share similar risk factors such as obesity, hypertension and various cardiovascular diseases. Actually, they are like different cards stacked on a deck. Drawing them all is just a matter of order and bad luck. Sadly, if you begin drawing from this deck, you will pull cards from it until it is empty as long as your life span allows. Now, back to the diabetes and gout relations...