Gout is a disease caused by high blood uric acid levels that lead to the deposition of uric acid crystals in the joints, and patients may experience sudden and severe joint pain that may be accompanied by fever. If the patient’s condition is not well controlled, making the blood uric acid concentration too high, it can lead to recurrent gout attacks. Common causes include irregular treatment, uncontrolled diet, overexertion, cold, strenuous exercise and local infection, etc. 1. Irregular treatment: If you only take drugs to relieve symptoms during an attack and then stop the drugs privately after the pain is relieved, it will make the drug course insufficient, which will cause recurrent attacks. 2. Uncontrolled diet: Eating foods with high purine content, such as seafood, animal offal and hot pot, will lead to an increase in the body The purine content will rise, which will increase the synthesis of uric acid and lead to recurrent gout attacks; 3, overexertion: overexertion can disrupt the autonomic regulation of the body, vasoconstriction, which will cause a decrease in uric acid excretion, which will lead to recurrent gout attacks; 4, cold: if you do not pay attention to warmth, the gout site is stimulated by cold, which will also lead to recurrent gout attacks; 5, strenuous exercise: strenuous exercise causes patients to sweat a lot, and the body loses water and makes the kidney blood. The body loses water and the renal blood flow is reduced, which affects uric acid excretion and makes it easy for gout to recur; 6, local infection: such as local varicose veins, infection, so that the local solubility of uric acid decreases, which can easily lead to the appearance of uric acid crystals, thus triggering the re-emergence of gouty arthritis.