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BBC doctor reveals popular Sunday dinners could trigger painful attacks
An expert warned that there are some everyday foods and drinks that could be putting us at risk of developing gout - and it's bad news for roast dinner fans
To help people lead a healthier life and avoid future flare-ups, Dr Xand explained that gout is caused by "crystals of a chemical called uric acid forming in your joints. Read MoreRelated Articles Nick Knowles shares major update on Strictly Come Dancing after pulling out of live show Dr Xand van Tulleken revealed people could be hit by 'exquisitely painful' gout attacks (Image: BBC)Dr Xand concluded his warning by saying: "The important thing to say is if you have a hot, red tender joint that could be something else, that could be infected joint, so it is definitely important to seek care urgently.
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