The difference between gout and rheumatism

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When it comes to gout and rheumatism, I believe my friends have some understanding. The harmfulness of gout and rheumatism is very serious, and it will bring serious pain symptoms after the onset of the disease. However, there are many differences between gout and rheumatism. You should have a thorough understanding of the differences between gout and rheumatism. What are the differences between gout and rheumatism? Let's talk about it

The difference between gout and rheumatism

There are many differences between gout and rheumatism, and there are many differences in symptoms. Therefore, friends should start to understand the disease from the symptoms of gout and rheumatism, so that we can make a correct distinction from the symptoms, and get effective treatment after the onset of the disease.

Symptoms of gout: joint damage is a common symptom of gout. The onset site of gout is the joint. The blood flow in the joint is relatively fast, and the temperature is relatively low compared with other parts. It is most likely to cause the accumulation of urate, thus forming a gout stone, leading to severe swelling of the joint. After a long time, the symptoms of joint and hand acid will become clearer and clearer. Body swelling, gout is easy to make patients with a variety of swelling, resulting in severe joint damage in patients, once patients with such symptoms, it will affect the whole body joint structure and movement system.

Symptoms of rheumatism: joint pain is the most common symptom of rheumatism. Pain occurs in joints all over the body. However, when pain occurs in limbs and trunk, it will cause visceral and nervous system diseases. The symptoms of skin and mucous membrane, which is also the more obvious symptoms of rheumatism, generally have dermatomyositis, panniculitis, rash, skin ulcer, reticular cyanosis, eye symptoms, etc.

matters needing attention

Carbohydrate: rice noodles, including vegetables and fruits, should account for 55% - 60% of the total calories, which is also in line with Chinese dietary habits. In this way, it can reduce fat decomposition and produce ketones, which is conducive to the excretion of urate. However, it should try to eat less sucrose or sugar beet. Protein: protein should account for 11% - 15% of the total calories, usually 0.8-1.0g/kg body weight per day,