There are plenty of gout medications on the market that work best depending on the stage and severity of your gout condition. Here is a list of all the different medicinal gout treatments available:

1. Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) - This is drugs like Indomethacin and is usually the type that your doctor first prescribes when you get diagnosed. It helps to ease inflammation and pain that is associated with gout.

2. Colchicine - This medicine was created to help prevent future attacks and to help relieve certain gout symptoms. You can take this medication a couple of different ways.

It can be prescribed for longer periods of time with smaller dosages, or for shorter periods of time with larger dosages. This type of medication works best when you are implementing a dietary treatment for gout.

3. Corticosteroids - This medication is usually reserved for those who, for some reason, cannot take NSAIDs or colchicines.

Prednisone is one of these common adrenocorticotropic hormones. This treatment is given through injections into the muscle tissue.

4. Allupurinol - This popular medication is used to lower uric acid levels. This is done by helping the systems in the body that maintain proper uric acid levels. This drug is used more for prevention instead of treating gout symptoms.

5. Probenecid - Usually referred to as Probalan or Benemid, this type of medication is usually prescribed for chronic gout sufferers. It works by helping the kidneys eliminate more uric acid.

6. Colbenemid - This medicine is created by fusing Colchicine and Probenecid together as one. That way you get a medication that both prevents future attacks and treats the gout symptoms directly.

7. Sulfinpyrazone - This drug helps your body maintain healthy uric acid levels and prevents gouty arthritis. It is commonly known as Anturane.

8. Losartan - This is actually a hypertension medication, but it can also be used to help lower uric acid levels in the body. The most common names for it are Hyzzar and Cozzar.

9. Analgesics - These are pain and fever reducers and work well when your gout attacks leave you in a lot of pain.

If you are looking for a treatment for gout, it is best that you examine your dietary habits and talk with your medical practitioner about medication treatments.

By maintaining control of your dietary lifestyle and taking your medication as prescribed you are very likely to prevent future attacks.