Acute gout attacks and long-term urate-lowering therapy — accurate diagnosis, flare management, and a plan to prevent future attacks and joint damage.
NSAIDs, colchicine or steroid options tailored to your comorbidities — typically settles within a week.
Allopurinol or febuxostat titrated to a target urate to dissolve crystals and prevent future attacks.
Serum urate, joint aspiration where indicated, imaging for chronic tophaceous disease.
Alcohol, high-purine foods, dehydration and specific medications reviewed.
Regular urate checks and joint reviews to catch recurrence early.
Our clinicians will take a proper history, examine you, and give you a clear plan on the day.