Where do gout symptoms usually occur?

Gout is a metabolic disease caused by hyperuricemia due to abnormal purine metabolism. Gout patients often occur in the first metatarsophalangeal joint. Acute attacks cause redness, swelling, heat and severe pain in the joint, which is very painful for patients. Some patients will also occur in other parts, such as other parts of the foot, knee joints, ankles, fingers and other parts, when gout patients out of other parts of the body, need to carry out renal function, X-ray examination of the affected area, that can clearly diagnose gout, but also differential diagnosis.