What is Gout?: Introduction to the disease, its historical context, and common misconceptions.

Why Me?: Discussion on risk factors such as genetics, diet, and lifestyle.

Anatomy of a Gout Attack: The science behind a flare-up.

Clinical Diagnosis: How gout is identified by healthcare professionals.

Monitoring Tools: An overview of tools like uric acid meters and blood tests.

Medications: A rundown of pharmaceutical options like NSAIDs, colchicine, and uric acid-lowering medications.

Natural Remedies: A look at complementary therapies, emphasizing evidence-based approaches.

Surgical Intervention: When and why it may be necessary.

Diet: Importance of a low-purine diet and foods to avoid or include.

Exercise: Safe ways to incorporate physical activity.

Stress Management: Strategies for mitigating stress, which can be a trigger.

Tracking and Data: How to effectively track your symptoms, triggers, and uric acid levels.

Prevention: Long-term strategies for preventing flare-ups.

Comorbidities: Addressing conditions often associated with gout, like hypertension and diabetes.

Health Insurance: Navigating coverage for medications and specialist visits.

Community: Online forums, local support groups, and other communal resources.

Affordable Care Options: For those without extensive healthcare coverage.

Checklist: A summary of action points.

Consult Your Doctor: Encouragement to actively collaborate with healthcare providers.

Feedback Loop: How to provide feedback on the course and its effectiveness.