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Pseudogout is a form of arthritis that occurs when a particular type of calcium crystal accumulates in the joints. As these crystals are deposited in the affected joint, these deposits can lead to severe pain and swelling.

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Need to know more about how Pseudogout will affect you or someone you care for? Learn all the basics of Pseudogout and what it does:

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by Harvard Medical School

Drugs used to treat arthritis

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