hi im enquiring about gout in the finger.
it seemed to quite inflammed and pus
filled underneath the layer of skin. it
has been like this for three years and now
has a slight wound on top. what would you
recommend to treat this? antibiotics,
lance? help
hollie and emma
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Reptar
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Posted: 02-11-08 11:56am
Gout is NOT covered in this forum. It has
it's own seperate forum. Please do not
hijack some one elses thread for your
questions.
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halfcow
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Joined: 23 Jan 2008 Posts: 11
Posted: 02-14-08 12:08pm
Reptar
wrote:
Gout is NOT covered in this
forum. It has it's own seperate forum.
Please do not hijack some one elses thread
for your questions.
What in the heck are you talking about?
What do you mean "gout is not covered?"
Do you have a reading comprehension
problem? In
case you hadn't noticed, this is a gout
forum and people come here for help.
As far as the question goes, I am not a
doctor, so I would be hesitant to say it
was (or was not) gout. 3 years is an
awfully long time to go without treatment,
so I would say to see your doctor and
maybe he/she could give you something to
help.
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