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Better get use to it. Doctors tend to inform on a need to know basis. Their
need not
yours.
There is a common drug prescribed for gout symptoms. Cant remember name now
but wife used it for a few years until her diet changes got rid of it for
good. I believe it was called indocin (sp).  Ask about it with one of your
doctors or your pharmacist then make sure you can take it with the Levadopa
if your still on that.   Rob

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Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2008 8:44 AM
Subject: Re: Gout


> > I was wondering if any of the PD members on the list have the experience
of
> having gout.  Recently I developed the classical tenderness and swelling
in my
> big toe.  In researching this disease on the net, I discovered to my
surprise
> that gout can occur as a side-effect of taking levodopa.  Since I have
been
> taking this drug every day for five years under 4 different doctors
supervision,
> I feel a little put out that I had to develop the symptom to learn about
the
> side-effect.  Yours truly, David
>
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