Less Is More: The Surprising Science That Challenges How American Doctors Prescribe Colchicine
For decades, high-dose colchicine was the default response to a gout flare — more medication meant faster relief, or so the thinking went. But a growing body of clinical evidence tells a more nuanced story, one that many US physicians have yet to fully integrate into their prescribing habits. Understanding the shift toward lower, optimized dosing could change the way you manage your gout — and the conversations you have at your next appointment.