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I have just stated to take Allopurinol to try and control my Gout. As expected, it has brought out the gout thts still in my system, however can I take Dicloffenic at the same time as Allopurinol ??? No offence boys and girls, but rather than ask my GP, who is usless and I cant understand Punjabi, and call NHS direct etc, I've asked the question on here from other's who suffer, people who may have actual real helpfull answers Dicloffenic is a NSAID so it should be fine to take with Allopurinol since it is not an NSAID. Ask your GP or better still a pharmacist. Don't trust medical professionals to prescribe a cure. You can cure your own gout by ordering black cherry concentrate on line or from your health food or vitamin store. Mix an ounce of it with 8 ounces of spring water and drink it twice a day. Your gout will be gone within a week. You should stay away from alcohol, liver and shellfish and eat red meat sparingly. My husband suffers from gout and very painful it is too, H e has started taking the same tablets, and it is so far keeping it under control, his doctor told him not to start taking them if he had even a whisper of gout and to wait until it had subsided. perhaps it might pay you to come off them, slowly, and restart when all your pain is gone, good luck To answer your question, yes. |
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