Most gout sufferers strugglers (sufferers are victims) agree that the climate seems to play a big role in the cause of gout attacks. Gout attacks are often triggered during hot and humid weather as well as a cold weather.
Gout is a form of arthritis and many people who struggle with it are sensitive to weather changes. In fact, I always get a surge of reports of gout attacks when there is a sudden change in temperature and barometric pressure.
The good news is that after an extended period of time, our bodies become accustomed to the consistency of average temperature and atmospheric pressure. If the temperature suddenly drops overnight and produces an unusually cold morning, it could be very easy for the excess uric acid to crystallize in the joints of the extremities and end up triggering an attack.
When it’s hot and humid, people usually lose more water from their body, which can lead to dehydration. When your body is depleted of fluids, you are at risk of suffering form recurrent gout attacks since your body is not capable of excreting excess uric acid as well as it normally does.
While weather changes are something we have no control over, you are in control of your body’s reaction to the environment. In order to avoid a gout attack, your body temperature should be maintained despite the changes of pressure and temperature of the environment.
Since gout is triggered by both hot and cold weather, here are some precautions you can take to avoid that painful gout attack.
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Keep Yourself Hydrated
During the summer, we tend to lose a lot of bodily fluids through perspiration. It is important to replenish the lost fluids and keep yourself hydrated by drinking lots of high quality water.
Drink Warm Beverages
Drinking warm beverages will help you raise your core temperature and warm up your body. So go ahead and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee to prevent your body from experiencing the sudden change of temperature. This just might save you from that painful gout attack.
Wear Warm Clothes
During the colder months, you want to warm yourself up. Dress in layers and make sure that those gout-prone areas are warmed and covered, especially if you’re going outdoors.
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