...arthritic attack. I presume that this arises from the complete, or approximai imately MINERAL SPRINGS 131 complete, precipitation of the urates floating in...fluids as if they were eliminated by the kidneys. But it must, I think, be allowed that this is a rough mode of cure, and that it brings with it serious...

...tormented with symptoms of irregular gout, is relieved by a regular arthritic attack. I presume that this arises from the complete, or approximately complete, precipitation of the urates floating in'jjhis blood and lymph into the structures of the joints. The urates are thereby almost as effectually...

...iirliculnr gout, such as we have described at the commencement of this chapter. We have said that the gouty subject often feels better after an acute attack of...lymph into the structures of the joints. The urates arc thereby almost as effectually removed from the vital fluids as if they were eliminated by the kidneys"...

...precipitation into the structures of the joints of the urates floating in his blood and lymph. The unites are thereby almost as effectually removed from the...fluids as if they were eliminated by the kidneys. But it must, I think, be allowed that this is a rough mode of cure, and that it brings with it serious...

...an acnte outbreak of gout in the great toe has occasionally been contemplated with a certain nmount of satisfaction. " A gouty man, tormented with symptoms...fluids as if they were eliminated by the kidneys" (Sir W. Roberts). Ought we, then, to interfere actively in treating an acute attack ? If our idea, in treating...

...complete, precipitation into the structures of the joints of the urates floating in his blood and lymph. The urates are thereby almost as effectually removed...fluids as if they were eliminated by the kidneys. Sir W. Roberts was of opinion that gouty persons should either entirely avoid springs which owe their activity...

...articular gout, such as we have described at the commencement of this chapter. We have said that the gouty subject often feels better after an acute attack of...blood and lymph into the structures of the joints. The umtes are thereby almost as effectually removed from the vital fluids as if they were eliminated by...