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Re: goutGout is a very intense pain that occurs in episodes. Therefore, you probably do not have gout. You may have what is known as hallux limitus. This is a condition similar to a bunion where your joint is not functioniing properly and causes arthritis. You should see a podiatrist for an accurate diagnosis. If you do have hallux limitus, you can be fiited for orthotics that will help your joint function better. The early stages of arthritis do not show up on x-ray so this is the best time to receive treatment. Have a nice day and please write back if you have any further questions.
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