Personal Gout Diary: Gary Cork

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- Gout Diary – Gary Cork I have just got my lab results and I have a uric acid reading of 520. My doctor is putting me on 1…
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- Alfalfa tablets seems to help my gout Apologies for my first topic above. I seem to benefit from taking alfalfa tablets when I have a gou…
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- How to take control of my gout after 30 years. My name is Gary and I had my first gout attack about 30 years ago when I was in my 40’s. I h…
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