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Pain medication interactions causing gout???

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  1. My hubby had knee surgery in October and was on some pretty strong meds for pain and has had seven
    rounds with gout flare-ups since that time (less than three months' time now). Normally, he might
    have two flare-ups in an entire year!

    Now, our friend in LA has had the same occurrence with coumadin/fragmin and has had a minor gout flare-
    up even while on allopurinol.

    I am firmly convinced that the powerful medications cause body/blood chemistry changes which allow
    the uric acid to form causing gout. There's probably not a doctor who would agree with me; however,
    these two men watch carefully what they eat, and the meds are undoubtedly the culprit.

    Anyone else had this same situation?

    Thanks for any input.

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    Quoted message said:

    My hubby had knee surgery in October and was on some pretty strong meds


    for

    Quoted message said:

    pain and has had seven rounds with gout flare-ups since that time (less


    than

    Quoted message said:

    three months' time now). Normally, he might have two flare-ups in an


    entire

    Quoted message said:

    year!

    Now, our friend in LA has had the same occurrence with coumadin/fragmin


    and

    Quoted message said:

    has had a minor gout flare-up even while on allopurinol.

    I am firmly convinced that the powerful medications cause body/blood chemistry changes which allow
    the uric acid to form causing gout. There's probably not a doctor who would agree with me;
    however, these two men


    watch

    Quoted message said:

    carefully what they eat, and the meds are undoubtedly the culprit.

    Anyone else had this same situation?

    Thanks for any input.

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