See details: The two best approaches are a short course of Prednisone or an NSAID such as Naproxen or indomethacin. I personally prescribe Prednisone in this situation unless the patient is diabetic. Local injection is painful and unnecessary.
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With medication: Antiinflammatories, and Colchicine are used to address the pain and inflammation of the [acute] gout attack. Allopurinol is commonly used to control uric acid levels. There are other options available as well- talk to your doctor.
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