How to Treat Gout With Chinese Medicine

Gout is a painful form of arthritis. Too much uric builds up in your body and forms deposits in your joints and possibly kidney stones. You may not know you have gout until your big toes becomes red and swollen. That's how gout usually starts. The pain is so bad, it will wake someone up from sleep. The gout attack will go away, but will be followed by another at some point.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Research Chinese herbal medicine by reading studies and articles about it (see Resources below). Some researchers say that Chinese medicine helps gout as much as Western medicine, without the dangerous side effects.

2. Find the Chinese herbal formula, Si Miao Wan. It can help relieve symptoms of gout. It's used for numb or weak extremities and to relieve the pain caused by stuff joints.

3. Take Gout Chi. It's a natural Chinese herbal remedy that helps you deal with pain caused by gout. It can also help you cope with future attacks. The formula reduces the excess uric acid in your body and promotes the flow of urine from the kidneys.

4. Look for an anti-inflammatory that will ease the pain you're having in your joints.

5. Buy the Chinese herbs online.

Tips & Warnings

• Talk to your doctor about your treatment for gout.
• Chinese medicine is not evaluated by the FDA.

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[peterpan56]

on 9/30/2008 Nice try. There is not research to back up the use of Gout Chi in the treatment of gout. There is not research that shows that any ingredient in Gout Chi can treat gout or reduce uric acid in the body.

http://arthritis-symptom.com/Gout-Symptoms/index.htm

[rampg]

on 9/11/2008 "How to Treat Gout With Chinese Medicine" ???
Is this some kind of joke? I thought this website was a serious information source. How can I trust the medical info if it is combined with such hocus pocus. Don't use an MD symbol with the link to these themes, please. Your redibility is hurt. Already.