[header] How to identify hyperuricemia [title] Pay attention to joint pain. [step] The first stage of gout usually shows as sudden, intense pain. This will affect knees, ankles, or other joints.
[header] How to identify hyperuricemia [title] Pay attention to joint pain. [step] The first stage of gout usually shows as sudden, intense pain. This will affect knees, ankles, or other joints.
Additionally, you can notice small fissures in the joint resulting from blockage. Other symptoms associated with gout can include : [title] Look for a blood clot. However, if it's intense, then you might have gout. [substeps] Pain that spreads out in more than one area is another sign of ingrown or irritated joints. Gout is sometimes accompanied by : [substeps] Fatigue or weakness weakness difficulty walking changes in appetite misbalance sudden muscle tremors lack of coordination [title] Check on your liver. [step] Gout may affect small liver organs. [title] Test for warmth, redness and tenderness at the joint. [step] Gout may cause the painful site to feel warm to the touch, and to visibly redden.