It can. The NHS explains that gout attacks can increase during the first few months as allopurinol starts to work. Clinicians may use an anti-inflammatory medicine such as colchicine or an NSAID during this period. Do not stop prescribed allopurinol without discussing it with your clinician.
It can. The NHS explains that gout attacks can increase during the first few months as allopurinol starts to work. Clinicians may use an anti-inflammatory medicine such as colchicine or an NSAID during this period. Do not stop prescribed allopurinol without discussing it with your clinician.
It can. The NHS explains that gout attacks can increase during the first few months as allopurinol starts to work. Clinicians may use an anti-inflammatory medicine such as colchicine or an NSAID during this period. Do not stop prescribed allopurinol without discussing it with your clinician.
This is general educational information, not medical advice.
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