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See Latest ArticlesA survey on the management of gout in Malaysia
International Journal of Rheumatic Diseases, 11/25/09
Yeap SS et al. – In Malaysia, anti–inflammatory agents are most commonly used for the treatment of acute and chronic gout, with corticosteroid usage at a low level. However, there are areas of concern regarding the diagnosis of gout and the usage of ALLO which are not consistent with current guidelines.
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