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5. Limited Range of Motion

Someone experiencing a gout attack has difficulty moving the associated joint. There are a few reasons for this. Not only might the person be in too much pain, but the associated swelling may also prevent the joint from moving as it should. Plus, the uric acid crystals in the joint itself can lead to stiffness.

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