Yes: It depends on the effective of gout in the joint that causes the damage. Residual damage can cause pain. Eventually as the healing occurs the pain can resolve.
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There can be: Gout flare ups cause severe pain and can damage joints. This can lead to chronic joint pain. If pain persists, have it evaluated. There may be a variety of treatment options. Dr l.
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