Nighttime Gout Attacks: Mechanisms and Non-Pharmacological Interventions
Nighttime Gout Attacks: Mechanisms and Non-Pharmacological Interventions Nocturnal Flare PathophysiologyNighttime gout flares result from decreased body temperature (reducing urate solubility) and circadian dips in cortisol (exacerbating inflammation). A 2025 Rheumatology study found that 68% of flares occur between 2-6 AM, often disrupting sleep and quality of life. BISPIT’s Nighttime ProtocolGOUT RELIEF 3310 B+ combines fast-acting and sustained-release botanicals: […]
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