The third injection generally refers to the third injection of the new coronary vaccine. Whether a gout patient can have the third injection or not needs to be decided according to the specific conditions of the disease. If a gout patient is in the acute stage of gout, such as joint pain, fever, redness and swelling of the joints are obvious, this time is not suitable for the third injection of the vaccine, you can wait until the condition is stabilized before injection. If gout patients are in the stable stage of gout, without any clinical symptoms, and the uric acid level is controlled within a relatively good range, this time can be injected with the third vaccine. However, if the gout is combined with other serious diseases during the stabilization period, the third vaccination is not allowed. Whether or not the vaccine can be given varies from person to person, so it is recommended to consult a healthcare professional at the hospital. Gout patients should pay attention to a low purine diet and abstain from alcohol to minimize gout attacks.