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<blockquote data-quote="cathie51" data-source="post: 622078" data-attributes="member: 47568"><p>I have suffered with gout for years, agonising pain nothing like it always in my foot big toe to be specific. This year I have had it in my thumb and fingers instead. I had to stop my allopurinal as it interfered with something else I was taking. I have found that steroids clear it up quicker than anything but you cannot be prescribed them for gout. I got them when my asthma was bad very high doses and the gout just went away. So why can't we get them for gout if they work? </p><p></p><p>I hope your gout is gone and you don't suffer again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cathie51, post: 622078, member: 47568"] I have suffered with gout for years, agonising pain nothing like it always in my foot big toe to be specific. This year I have had it in my thumb and fingers instead. I had to stop my allopurinal as it interfered with something else I was taking. I have found that steroids clear it up quicker than anything but you cannot be prescribed them for gout. I got them when my asthma was bad very high doses and the gout just went away. So why can't we get them for gout if they work? I hope your gout is gone and you don't suffer again. [/QUOTE]
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