Yes. The NHS lists dehydration as one possible trigger for a gout attack. Staying adequately hydrated is sensible, but fluid needs vary and some people are advised to restrict fluids because of other medical conditions.
Yes. The NHS lists dehydration as one possible trigger for a gout attack. Staying adequately hydrated is sensible, but fluid needs vary and some people are advised to restrict fluids because of other medical conditions.
Yes. The NHS lists dehydration as one possible trigger for a gout attack. Staying adequately hydrated is sensible, but fluid needs vary and some people are advised to restrict fluids because of other medical conditions.
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