Back to his baseline. Uric Acid 4.2, so gout was unlikely. W | Figure 1

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Back to his baseline. Uric Acid 4.2, so gout was unlikely. Whatever, he’s all better he says. The discoloration of his veins? He says they’ve been like that for years.

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