What are the symptoms of gout in women

Gout is a common clinical disease, which is also related to the purine content in the human body. Gout is prone to occur in people of all ages. Men may suffer from gout, and women are no exception. Clinically, gout is mainly characterized by pain, which is prone to recurring and has a direct impact on human health and life. Gout is somewhat hereditary, and women may also experience gout symptoms after giving birth. The frequency of gout attacks is also related to women's physical fitness. Therefore, while undergoing treatment, you should also pay attention to physical conditioning. Generally speaking, the symptoms of gout at different stages are also different. So what are the symptoms of gout in women?

1. Pain

Symptoms of gout in women include pain in the joints for several consecutive days, and then enter a latent stage. The symptoms will slowly disappear, and some of the symptoms that appeared in the joints at the beginning will gradually return to normal over time. If people do not pay attention and do not seek treatment, although the symptoms are temporarily gone, it does not mean that everything is fine, and the symptoms will gradually worsen, and even recur frequently. It can occur in any part of the body and will cause permanent damage to the lesion. Therefore, gout in women must be taken seriously and seek medical attention in time.

2. Symptoms during acute attack

If a female gout patient is in the acute attack period, many of the patient's symptoms often occur in the second half of the night. After that, gout will endanger the ankles, toes, arms, fingers and other parts of the body, causing pain, swelling, and redness in the patient. In severe cases, the consequences are disastrous.

3. Symptoms during the mid-stage

The interictal period of gout in women is the middle stage of the disease. Since gout is hyperuricemia, the blood uric acid concentration increases during this period. If female gout patients fail to control the body's uric acid in time, the symptoms will become more and more frequent, and the symptoms will become more and more severe, and the pain will become more severe, which will not only prolong the course of the disease, but also increase the difficulty of treatment.