What is etiopathology, Biology

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Q. What is Etiopathology?

Who is likely to develop gout? What are the risk factors? Let us find out. Gout is caused when there is over production of uric acid in normal purine metabolism in the body. In fact, a number of risk factors are related to the development of hyperuricemia and gout.


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