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Your Kidneys Could Be Causing Your Joint Pain – Gout and Urate Crystalls USMLE 1

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How kidney causes joint pain

In Gout, there is an increase of uric acid in the blood. This can be caused by chronic kidney disease or some other conditions and this results in deposits of urate crystals in the big toe. This can be extremely painful as well. Can you recall how gout develops?

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