Gout can be divided into acute attacks and intermittent remission periods according to the symptoms, and the treatment and medication for different periods are different. In the case of acute attack of gout, when joint swelling and pain are more obvious, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers, colchicine, glucocorticoids and other drugs can be used to rapidly improve the symptoms. During the intermittent remission period of gout, elevated blood uric acid is the main characteristic, and most of the symptoms of swollen and painful joints are not obvious, so you should choose to add uric acid-lowering drugs to reduce uric acid level during this period. Objectively speaking, there is no specific drug for the treatment of gout, and patients should choose suitable treatment drugs under the guidance of doctors to actively control the disease according to the different stages of the disease they are in. Among the gout medications, etoricoxib is a representative drug of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers, which can generally relieve the joint swelling and pain caused by gout faster, but it should be noted that it has certain cardiovascular risks, and gout patients with cardiovascular disease need to consult their physicians whether they can use it. Febuxostat is one of the more commonly used drugs to lower uric acid and is one of the newer drugs. Fibratesta contains xanthine oxidase inhibitors, which can effectively reduce blood uric acid, and fibratesta has relatively little effect on liver and kidney function, so even people with mild liver and kidney insufficiency can take it, but you need to consult your physician before taking it. The main treatment of gout lies in the usual prevention, diet adhere to the low purine diet, in the interval of gout adhere to take uric acid-lowering drugs, control the blood uric acid level, can reduce the frequency of acute attacks of gout.