What are the symptoms of gout in the arm?

I believe everyone is familiar with gout. In the eyes of many people, it does not seem to be such a serious disease. It is a chronic disease. The most common parts of the disease are the limbs, but many people do not understand the treatment measures after the disease, which will make the condition worse. Therefore, in order to control the disease, it should be discovered and treated in time. If you want to discover it in time, you must understand the symptoms of gout. So, what are the symptoms of gout in the arms?

First: Gout occurs in the wrist joint, with severe swelling mainly on the back of the hand, and mild swelling in the finger joints.

Second: Since the physical symptoms caused by hand gout are more common, most patients will experience abnormal manifestations such as pain, dizziness, general weakness, chest tightness and discomfort.

Third: Gout caused by finger joints can not only cause swelling of the finger joints, but also cause stiffness, numbness, and numbness of the fingers. Severe finger gout patients may cause finger deformities.

Fourth: Joint abnormalities caused by gout in the hands, such as swelling, severe pain, deformation and other symptoms can return to normal within a week after the gout disappears.

Gout in the arms is a type of chronic arthritis, with the main symptoms being pain and swelling in the joints. Usually there are many joint strains, especially in the ankles and heels. The next parts that should not be neglected are the knees, wrists, elbows, etc. Gout in the arm occurs more rapidly and tends to occur suddenly at night. The pain is so severe that we cannot sleep. If the condition recurs, it may develop into polyarthritis or migratory arthritis. The joints become red, swollen, hot, and painful when tired, and their movements are limited. There is often exudation when the large joints are tired. It may be accompanied by fever, chills, fatigue, anorexia, headache, etc. The condition worsens and may even lead to complications such as gouty kidney damage.

Gout patients cannot eat hot pot, especially soup. Some chicken soup and fish soup are also not allowed. Many people are accustomed to drinking old soup when they are sick, but this is not feasible for gout patients. Areas where people have the habit of drinking soup often have more gout patients. Gout often makes it difficult for patients to endure, so in addition to active treatment, patients should also pay more attention to care.