How does long gout stone return a responsibility?

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Among the patients suffering from gout, we must pay attention to that 70% of the patients will have gout stone 20 years after the first attack of gout. So let's take a look at the long gout stone? What about it?

How does long gout stone return a responsibility?

First, if the patient still does not pay attention to the warning of gout attack and does not control the uric acid value stably, the urate crystals will continue to accumulate in various parts of the body, and the excessive urate crystals will combine with each other to form more and more large crystals. When the crystals are large enough to be recognized by the naked eye, That is the formation of the so-called "gout stone".

Second, it is generally believed that 50% of patients have gout stone when the serum uric acid is above 0.54 mmol / L. More common in a certain period after onset, the average is about 10 years. In short, the higher the serum uric acid concentration, the longer the course of disease, the more chance of gout stone. After the gradual increase of gout stone, its external skin may become thin and broken, forming a fistula, discharging white chalk like urate crystals, which will not heal for a long time. Because uric acid can inhibit bacteria, secondary infection is rare. Stones near the tendons of hands and feet often affect joint activity and sometimes require surgical treatment.

Third: because the most fundamental reason for the formation of gout stone is the serious increase of uric acid, so reducing uric acid has become the top priority in the treatment of gout stone.

matters needing attention

Traditional Chinese medicine suggests drinking sunflower plate tea often. The biological urine alkali and renin extracted from sunflower plate in saline alkali land can open renal tubules, neutralize uric acid, and discharge uric acid out of the body. In addition to drug treatment, gout patients should also pay attention to moderate exercise, but should avoid violent exercise as far as possible, so as to avoid secondary injury to joints.