How long do Behcet patients live?

Behcet's disease can occur on the **, but also in the body organs, the disease has a very wide range of occurrence, so it has attracted the attention of many people, for all of us Behcet's disease is very worrying to us, we don't want ourselves to be troubled by these diseases, so, how old can Behcet's disease live?

We can know that Behcet's disease has a certain chance of affecting a person's lifespan, but it is not absolute. As long as the patient is detected and accepted early, it is completely possible** and will not affect the life expectancy.

As long as Behcet's patients don't care too much about their appearance, they have more contact with people around them, communicate with other people more, eliminate their inferiority complex, and protect their mental health. Note that Besai patients should not be exposed to the sun again to prevent the occurrence of ** cancer, as long as it can be cured with the decoction of dispersing evil and righteous qi earlier.

Generally, Behcet's disease does not affect the patient's lifespan, if Behcet's disease only affects the mucous membranes, such as mouth ulcers and other rashes, then there is no need to worry, but if it affects the internal organs of large blood vessels, then it will lead to ulcers in the digestive tract and affect life.

It depends on the specific situation of each person, the physical fitness of the individual, etc., etc., as well as the comprehensive environment and mentality.

Generally speaking, Behcet's disease does not affect the normal life expectancy of the patient. Most of the patients have undergone regular and effective **, and the prognosis in the later stage is relatively good. Patients can survive with the disease for a long time, if the early patients have symptoms, they can go to the local regular hospital, and the symptoms can be treated after the doctor's diagnosis**.

The life expectancy of different Behcet's patients is different, and most Behcet's patients can be in a state of remission through drugs**, that is, they can survive with the disease for a long time.

In general, the longest lifespan of a Behcetist patient is about 3 to 5 years.

In general, the prognosis of Behcet's disease is relatively good. Some people will have organ damage, such as vascular lesions, or nervous system lesions, or gastrointestinal lesions, which is a certain risk to life, if it is not good, or not well treated, some people may develop more serious, such as intestinal lesions may develop into intestinal perforation, vascular lesions, some people will have aneurysms, and even aneurysms will rupture and lead to sudden death, as well as nervous system lesions, some people will cause abnormal mental status, and even cerebral thrombosis, or brain aneurysms.

These are indeed risky and will affect his lifespan, but we generally believe that Behcet's disease, as long as you diagnose it in time and regularly, it will not affect his life expectancy.

Generally speaking, as long as the Songcong patient actively accepts ** after the diagnosis of the disease, the patient's life will not be greatly threatened. If the patient's condition is properly controlled, the patient's life expectancy can be the same as that of a normal person. Therefore, patients do not need to panic after falling ill, and do not have the idea that they are suffering from a terminal illness and that there is no cure, and that it is better to die, which is very unhealthy and unhealthy.

Modern medicine for Behcet's disease is mainly through drugs, but different patients need to take medication for different periods of time, and most patients need to take medication for a long time to control the condition. The drugs that Behcet's patients take when they receive ** are drugs that regulate the patient's immune system, including topical drugs and oral medications. Behcet's patients can also undergo surgery if their condition is severe, but the rate is higher.

Generally, as long as the survival rate of Behcet's patients is controlled by long-term medication, it is still relatively high, and it will not have a direct impact on the overall life expectancy.

Behcet's disease is a systemic immune system disease, also known as Behcet's syndrome, and most patients with Behcet's disease have a good prognosis, and the survival period is usually not significantly affected. Compared with other autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis, if Behcet's disease is regular and effective, no serious complications occur, patients can survive with the disease for a long time, and the life expectancy is the same as that of ordinary people.

The clinical manifestations of Behcet's disease are complex and diverse, which will cause multiple organs and systems to be affected, including the lungs, kidneys, nervous system, etc., and there is no effective method for this disease, mainly for the purpose of relieving symptoms and reducing organ damage. In a small number of patients whose disease is not well controlled, it may involve the lungs, particularly pulmonary artery aneurysms, or neurological complications, which usually indicate a serious condition that may lead to increased mortality.

Through a combination of internal medicine, ophthalmology, and **department**, such as the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, colchicine, immunosuppressants, etc., the disease can generally be effectively controlled and a good prognosis can be obtained. Therefore, clinical vigilance should be increased and efforts should be made for early diagnosis and early development. At the same time, Behcet's disease is a chronic progressive disease, and patients should establish confidence, adhere to the positive, improve the prognosis as much as possible, and prolong life.

The lifespan of a Behcet's patient should be considered according to whether the patient has serious complications of Behcet's disease, and there is no uniform rule. If Behcet's patients only have oral ulcers, reproductive ulcers, eye lesions, and ** lesions, then it will basically not affect the life expectancy of Behcet's patients, but will have a certain impact on the quality of life of patients.

In fact, no matter what kind of disease, as long as you calm down and actively cooperate, then you will be able to live a long time.

For Behcet's syndrome, some severe Behcet, such as Behcet's in the central nervous system, the patient has cerebral ischemia or stroke, and he may be hemiplegic, affecting the patient's quality of life and affecting the patient's lifespan; For intestinal beshit, if it is not well controlled, the patient may suffer from emaciation, malnutrition, and severe anemia, which will have a certain impact on the patient's quality of life and life expectancy; For general Behcet's syndrome, as long as it can be controlled and controlled by a scientific system, the vast majority of Behcet's syndrome can achieve complete clinical control, live like a normal person, and do not affect the patient's lifespan.

Generally, the lifespan of Behcet's patients is related to the severity of the disease and whether it is timely, and different severity of the disease and the way of the disease will affect the life of the patient. After Behcet's disease, patients are prone to cerebral ischemia or stroke, and may also lead to a phenomenon of hemiplegia, which must be carried out in time to effectively improve.

In fact, if I have a sudden illness, how long will I live, it still depends on my own mentality?

How old can Behcet's disease live, first of all, let's say that in our conventional sense, Behcet's disease, does it affect the patient very much, but if, for example, the vascular Behcet, the important large blood vessels are involved, then, it is possible, you will appear, for example, actively, ah, or appear, the rupture of the aorta, then, maybe. You are gone in an instant, and life can also be seen, but what about the usual situation under the guidance of our regular rheumatologists? Well, it should be said that everyone can control it very well, so don't be too nervous.

If the control is not too good, the patient is likely to have severe anemia, nutritional deficiency, emaciation, etc., which will be harmful to the patient's quality of life and survival time. If Behcet's disease is severe, it can be life-threatening.

How long do Behcet's patients live? The average life expectancy of a cabbage patient depends on his own ability, his own physical strength and his own factors, and he can generally live to about 30 years old.

People with Behcet's disease have different symptoms and different degrees of severity, so their lifespan is generally different.

The lifespan of Behcet's patients is generally only three or five years, and it is very painful to suffer from this disease.

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