When it comes to drugs for treating gout, Fatty is even more familiar.
Originally, in order to treat his own gout, he spent almost all his free time studying the knowledge of gout.
In one's familiar territory, people often tend to be more confident. Now Fatty is growing stronger and stronger in his confidence, speaking eloquently, realizing that it feels so good to deliver a speech on stage, he couldn't stop himself.
"The treatment of gout is divided into acute and remission phases. The so-called acute phase is when the pain occurs. The goal of treatment at this time is to relieve pain and reduce inflammation. Pain relief means analgesia, and reducing inflammation means eliminating inflammatory responses. This inflammatory response is not the purulent inflammation that people usually think of, but a sterile inflammation, so there is no need for the intervention of antibiotics. Don't think that anti-inflammatory means using antibiotics, that's completely different."
