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How can i deal with pseudogout?

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Dr. Richard Makowiec
Hand Surgery 29 years experience
Depends: Some of it depends on location. Early and easy treatment can consist of ice, rest, and anti-inflammatory medications (motrin, alive, etc.). If the pain persists, see an orthopedic surgeon for a more detailed exam and possibly other treatments (steroid injections, surgery, etc.).
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