The best Chinese medicine formula for gout

Gout is a relatively common disease in daily life. Gout should be treated in time. After all, gout brings great pain to patients. Traditional Chinese medicine is relatively effective in treating gout. It can be treated by external application of Chinese medicine, which has the effects of relieving pain, promoting blood circulation, and detoxification. For example, you can apply sulfur ointment to the affected area once a day, and a course of treatment is seven days.

The following are traditional Chinese medicine remedies for gout.

External application remedy 1, sulfur ointment preparation: choose 20g of Bingpengsan and 15g of sulfur ointment. Usage: Mix the above medicines evenly and apply directly to the affected area, once a day, one week as a course of treatment. Efficacy: Suitable for people with gouty arthritis who have difficulty in moving. It has the effect of promoting blood circulation and detoxifying. Generally, 3 to 5 courses of treatment are enough to relieve pain. External application remedy 2, Gardenia and egg white preparation: Take 30 gardenia flowers and 15g egg white. Usage: Mix the above substances with strong liquor to form a paste, apply to the affected area, wrap it with gauze, once every two days. Efficacy: Suitable for patients with tophi and late-stage gout, the dosage can be increased as appropriate. During the application period, you should avoid drinking alcohol or eating hot pot. Generally, the effect will be seen in 2 to 3 days without any side effects. External application remedy three, honey longan paste recipe: 30g longan meat, 15g honey. Usage: mash the longan meat and mix it with honey, apply it to the affected area and wrap it with a dry cloth, twice a day. Efficacy: It has a good effect on chronic arthritis and late-stage tophi when used in patients with chronic gout.

What medicine is good for gout

Gout medicine - Colchicine Tablets Professor Zhu Jianfu commented: This medicine should not be taken for a long time. It has obvious analgesic effect on gout patients, but its toxic side effects are relatively large. It has certain side effects on the stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, etc. Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc. Severe poisoning can lead to renal failure such as hematuria and oliguria, and can also cause adverse reactions such as abnormal liver function, anemia, decreased bone marrow hematopoiesis, and even death. As early as 2007, there was a precedent of improperly labeled colchicine leading to the deaths of three patients in the Pacific Northwest. Therefore, it is not suitable for gout patients to take it for a long time, and it is best to avoid taking it.