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Does adrenal tumor cause gout?
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No: I am not aware of any association between gout and adrenal tumors and couldn't find a case in a brief pubmed search.
Answered 9/28/2016
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May not or may: Rumors cause gout usually when the therapy destroys a multitude of cancer cells like circulating lymphocytes . If the adrenal tumor causes gout it may depend on how it effects metabolism and removal of uric acid. I am not certain how an adrenal tumor might do that, but it may depend on what type of adrenal tumor you have. Yours may not be responsible for you gout.
Answered 11/10/2012
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