There are a number of medications used to manage gout, treat symptoms or even prevent gout attacks. Not every drug is right for every patient, but never hesitate to talk to your doctor about your concerns. Learn more about treating gout and access to care.
The Anti-Inflammatory Naproxen Beats Colchicine for Gout Flares 
To Truly Treat Gout, Look for Decreases in Uric Acid Crystal Deposits 
Opioids Are Often Prescribed for Gout Attacks — But They’re Not Recommended 
Only One-Third of Gout Patients Take Preventive Medication to Control Uric Acid Levels, and Here’s Why That’s a Problem 
This Study Shows Why Lowering Your Uric Acid Levels If You Have Gout Could Save Your Life 
