Whether seeing a doctor in an outpatient department or asking a doctor for advice, gout patients consult some [drugs] recommended by [friends] or [online] and never recommended by doctors. The advertisements of these [drugs] are usually very attractive: pure natural, without side effects, without hurting liver and kidney, and with immediate effect on relieving gout… As a doctor, I can’t say whether these advertisements conform to the regulations and laws. This is not my job. However, out of concern for gout patients, I need to stand up and explain. Because [drugs] will not only pay for them, but also delay gout treatment, resulting in complications such as tophus and kidney damage. This is not what doctors want to see. Here Read More …