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Fish oil vs Gout - New Here

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I think I am suffering from GOUT. I am a regular (daily) user of fish oil. Could this be a contributor to gout??

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Many people take fish to help reduce arthritic symptoms. But everyone is different and you could be reacting negatively to the oil. Oil is one thing I reduce in my diet. The other day I microwaved some popadoms and I think the following flare was caused by the oils in the popadoms.

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JeffMett

I've got gout it usually attacks the joint in your big toe, it becomes inflamed and red, and is extremely painful I could not stand the weight of a bed sheet. Oily fish is one of the things you can eat on a gout diet, you should not eat red meat, turkey, all dairy products, alcohol and certain E numbers, or you can take the tablets instead, you should see somebody about it. I tend leave things hoping they will go away but its not a good idea.

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