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Discussing gout from genetic factors to hydration, diet tips and personal health experiences
In this episode, Dr. Obadan and Dr. Dada discuss the prevalence and management of gout. They explore the genetic and environmental factors contributing to the disease, and highlight the importance of hydration and stress management. The doctors also share a real-life patient story, and discuss the role of diet in managing gout.
Dr Obadan is dual board certified in internal medicine, nephrology, and hypertension. Since 2007, she has gained expertise working as a hospital medicine specialist and in the office. She also has cares for patients virtually through telemedicine. Her special interests include caring for patient at risk of kidney disease, prevention of chronic medication conditions like hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and chronic kidney disease. She has developed further interest in lifestyle/obesity medicine and functional medicine.
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DISCLAIMER: You should not substitute this information for medical advice. Please continue to follow the advice of your physician.
(0:00) Introduction and Overview of YoungerSelfMD
(1:12) Prevalence of Joint Pains and Dr. Arinola Dada's Journey
(3:38) Understanding and Managing Gout
(6:50) Genetic and Environmental Factors in Gout
(8:13) The Importance of Hydration and Stress Management
(10:12) Gout Treatment and Improvement of Life Quality
(15:30) Real-life Patient Story and Duration of Treatment with Krystexxa
(17:10) Personal Health Experiences and Lessons from Dr. Arinola Dada
(19:16) The Importance of Vegetables in Diet and Cooking Tips
(23:17) Contact Information and Next Episode Teaser
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By Ndidiamaka ObadanIn this episode, Dr. Obadan and Dr. Dada discuss the prevalence and management of gout. They explore the genetic and environmental factors contributing to the disease, and highlight the importance of hydration and stress management. The doctors also share a real-life patient story, and discuss the role of diet in managing gout.
Dr Obadan is dual board certified in internal medicine, nephrology, and hypertension. Since 2007, she has gained expertise working as a hospital medicine specialist and in the office. She also has cares for patients virtually through telemedicine. Her special interests include caring for patient at risk of kidney disease, prevention of chronic medication conditions like hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and chronic kidney disease. She has developed further interest in lifestyle/obesity medicine and functional medicine.
Links
Instagram: www.instagram.com/youngerself.md/
Website: www.youngerselfmd.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/504671894481806
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Youngerselfmd
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/youngerselfmd/_created/
DISCLAIMER: You should not substitute this information for medical advice. Please continue to follow the advice of your physician.
(0:00) Introduction and Overview of YoungerSelfMD
(1:12) Prevalence of Joint Pains and Dr. Arinola Dada's Journey
(3:38) Understanding and Managing Gout
(6:50) Genetic and Environmental Factors in Gout
(8:13) The Importance of Hydration and Stress Management
(10:12) Gout Treatment and Improvement of Life Quality
(15:30) Real-life Patient Story and Duration of Treatment with Krystexxa
(17:10) Personal Health Experiences and Lessons from Dr. Arinola Dada
(19:16) The Importance of Vegetables in Diet and Cooking Tips
(23:17) Contact Information and Next Episode Teaser