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  A gout flare is both excruciatingly painful and disabling. Typically, it targets a single joint, although it can sometimes extend to multiple joints. When left untreated, a gout flare usually resolves completely within a few days to several weeks, particularly in the early stages of the disease. Common symptoms of a gout flare encompass the following: Sudden and intense joint pain, often striking during the night. The big toe is the most frequently affected joint but can also impact other toe joints, the ankle, knee, and other areas. Initially, it usually affects one joint at a time, but as the disease progresses, more joints can become involved. The affected joint becomes swollen, tender to the touch, warm, and reddened. The pain from a gout flare can persist for up to a week or two, with extended periods of remission in between episodes. Gout, categorized as an inflammatory form of arthritis, arises when uric acid levels become excessively hi...

 A gout flare is both excruciatingly painful and disabling. Typically, it targets a single joint, although it can sometimes extend to multiple joints. When left untreated, a gout flare usually resolves completely within a few days to several weeks, particularly in the early stages of the disease. Common symptoms of a gout flare encompass the following: 1.        Sudden and intense joint pain, often striking during the night. 2.        The big toe is the most frequently affected joint but can also impact other toe joints, the ankle, knee, and other areas. 3.        Initially, it usually affects one joint at a time, but as the disease progresses, more joints can become involved. 4.        The affected joint becomes swollen, tender to the touch, warm, and reddened. 5.        The pain from a gout flare can persist for up to a we...

  A gout flare is both excruciatingly painful and disabling. Typically, it targets a single joint, although it can sometimes extend to multiple joints. When left untreated, a gout flare usually resolves completely within a few days to several weeks, particularly in the early stages of the disease. Common symptoms of a gout flare encompass the following: Sudden and intense joint pain, often striking during the night. The big toe is the most frequently affected joint but can also impact other toe joints, the ankle, knee, and other areas. Initially, it usually affects one joint at a time, but as the disease progresses, more joints can become involved. The affected joint becomes swollen, tender to the touch, warm, and reddened. The pain from a gout flare can persist for up to a week or two, with extended periods of remission in between episodes. Gout, categorized as an inflammatory form of arthritis, arises when uric acid levels become excessively hi...