What are the symptoms of DNA?
GOUT is a rheumatic disease and its symptoms can be very painful. SHARD deposits of uric acid can accumulate in connective tissue, such as joints between bones, and cause inflammatory arthritis. Primary apparent symptoms of DNA are deposited uric acid coarse around the joints and the edge of the ear.
About 75% of gout patients occur in a large finger. Common symptoms are also joint pain in the leg, such as ankles, heels and wall boards, as well as joint pain in the knees. DNA can also cause joint pain in elbows, wrists and fingers. About 5% of all DNA cases are related to arthritis.
Sometimes inflammatory symptoms are not actually caused by gout, but a false gout called chondrocalcinosis or pseudo-gout. Calcium, not uric acid accumulates in the pseudo-gout. Calcium phosphate crystals are not as serious as crystalline urinary crystals accumulate. And they can result in kidney stones. Uric acid occurs in the body,When Puriny breaks down. Purins are found in many foods including liver, anchovies, dried legumes and sauces and are also part of human tissue. Normally, uric acid is dissolved in the bloodstream and is eliminated from the body of the urine. If uric acid is made too much and is not eliminated, the results of hyperuriceemia or excess uric acid.
While hyperurikemia is one of the symptoms of DNA, it is usually detectable only by medical testing. Hyperurikemia itself is not a reason for alarm; It is only harmful when excess uric acid accumulates and is formed into crystals in the body. It is a painful, lump -like accumulation of crystallized uric acid around the joints, which is one of the main serious symptoms of the condition.
In addition to pain caused by deposits of uric acid, some other symptoms of DNA stiffness and redes around the joints are. The feeling of heat in the joints is alsoI get out of more common symptoms. Stress can bring symptoms as well as alcohol, drugs and/or other diseases. DNA attacks may occur months or years apart, but attacks may become more intense and more frequent over time.
The attacks suffering from DNA cannot experience any DNA symptoms, and this is called the "interval phase". The kidney damage is one of the internal symptoms and often occurs in the suffering bottom after ten years or more years with disease. Chronic Tohpaceous DNA is an advanced phase of DNA, which can be very deactivating.