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any inflammation, not just in a joint or extremity, caused by the formation of crystals of oxalic acid when it accumulates in the body. It most often occurs in joints where circulation is poor, and can even cause gallstones or kidney stones. Gout is a disease caused by a buildup of urate or uric acid in the body, which crystallizes out in areas without much rapid blood flow and can cause damage when, for example a toe is stubbed.
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A disease caused by excessively high uric acid in the blood. This high uric acid blood level will sometimes allow formation of uric acid crystals in the joints, especially at the base of the large toe. This causes intense joint pain. Can contribute to calcium and uric acid stone disease (See Gouty Diathesis). Usually treated with allopurinol when associated with kidney stones.
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An acute form of arthritis beginning in the joints of the knee or foot and related to an excess of uric acid in the blood.
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A painful inflammation primarily of the big toe, characterized by an excess of uric acid in the blood that leads to crystalline deposits in the small joints.
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Foreign matter that is accidentally woven into a fabric. It is usually fly or waste that drops into the loom during weaving or that catches in yarns during spinning.
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