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Both patients presented in an unstable state with complicated multiple co-morbidities. It is important to consider acute gout as well as sepsis, to aspirate if any doubt exists, and to treat each condition as soon as possible. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents NSAIDs ; and cox-2 inhibitors are best avoided in moderate or severe renal impairment or in active peptic ulcer disease. Colchicine is preferred in the presence of significantly decreased renal function, but the dose will need adjustment if the creatinine clearance is less than 10 ml min, 4 otherwise there is an increased risk of neuromyopathy especially with intravenous [IV] doses ; . Colchicine is also an alternative choice in patients with normal renal function; but it is seldom well tolerated at a dose greater than 0.6 mg thrice daily, so the traditional recommendation of 2 tablets stat, followed by 1 tablet hourly maximum of 6 to tablets or until diarrhoea ensues ; has fallen out of favour. Prednisone often may be the only choice of for acute oligo polyarticular gout as it was in our second case ; . Intra-articular steroid methylprednisolone or triamcinolone acetate injection ; can be considered provided there is no intra-articular and cutaneous sepsis and the joint is accessible. Intramuscular adrenocorticotropic hormone ACTH ; 40 IU is also an option but very frequently ; the patient requires a repeat dose at 12 hours.5 For prophylaxis of gout, allopurinol which lowers serum urate levels by about 20% ; is most commonly used. However it should not be started or stopped if the patient is already on it ; during an acute attack. Just as any fluctuations in the urate levels may tend to precipitate an acute attack, an inflammatory reaction already in progress ; may be made worse by a large change in the serum urate concentration. 6 It is common practice to add a NSAID provided there is no contraindication ; or colchicine eg, 0.6 mg bid ; for 46 weeks on starting allopurinol--its dosage is gradually built up over 710 days to the maximum, which is adjusted to the degree of renal impairment.5 In the presence of normal renal function, doses usually range from 200800 mg with the aim to decrease the serum urate level well below the upper range. From our experience, the lower the level achieved, the better the control of gout and the diminution of tophi. On average, most of our patients have required 200300 mg of allopurinol to achieve this. However, allopurinol has its own inherent problems of hypersensitivity rash including Steven Johnson Syndrome, and intolerance and crossinteraction with other drugs especially warfarin, azathioprine, cyclosporin, ACEinhibitors ; . There is a search for alternatives for gout prophylaxis. Recent trials have shown that losarten, an angiotensin-II receptor blocker, may be useful especially for elderly patients with gout and peptic ulcer disease and hypertension as it promotes urate diuresis ; . Moreover, a study in hypertensive renal transplant patients on cyclosporin.
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