Can mothers inherit Behcet s disease?

If the mother has Behcet's disease, the daughter may indeed be inherited, after all, Behcet's disease itself is a hereditary immune disease, but if Behcet's disease is stable, the heritability rate is greatly reduced.

There is indeed a genetic predisposition to this condition.

Can mothers inherit Behcet's disease? Can a mother with leukopathy a daughter inherit a mother with Behcet's disease? Daughters with Behcet's disease are also hereditary.

Would have beaten your mother, the daughter of the mother's white disease would have been inherited? I don't think it's hereditary, she's not hereditary.

Behcet's disease does have a certain genetic predisposition, so it is possible to pass it on to children. At present, the specific cause of Behcet's disease is not fully understood, but studies have shown that there is a certain genetic susceptibility to this disease, which is usually related to the gene HLA-B5 and its related B51 subtype, so it is possible to inherit it.

Of course, there is no need to be too anxious, not all children will get sick, that is, to say that Behcet's disease patients only mean that their children have a higher probability of developing Behcet's disease than children born to normal people, so it is just a chance, not all children born to Behcet's disease patients will be sick.

Its onset is also related to some of its own causes, some environmental factors, immune dysfunction, etc., and heredity is only one aspect.

It is mainly thought to be related to viral and bacterial infections, autoimmunity, genetics and environmental factors. Among them, it is generally accepted that abnormalities in humoral immunity and cellular immunity cause pathological changes characterized by systemic small vessel vasculitis and small phlebitis as the main characteristics.

Anyone who has a history of familial, hereditary, rheumatic diseases, and has ** oral ulcers and other manifestations, should be alert to the occurrence of Behcet's disease. However, this does not mean that Behcet's disease is clearly contagious and hereditary, but only points out some high-risk groups and predisposing factors.

Behcet's disease is an immune disease, not an infectious disease, and has a certain hereditary nature, especially during the disease period, the genetic ratio is significantly increased, and it can be greatly reduced after stabilization. Therefore, Behcet's disease affects marriage and childbearing, but although there is a certain familial genetic predisposition to this disease, there is no medical research and conclusion on the probability of inheritance. There are only some cases of familial illness reported in the literature.

Behcet's disease also tends to be regional, as in countries bordering the Mediterranean. Studies of HLA, a substance that indicates human genetic characteristics, have found that the positive detection rate of HLA-B5 in patients with Behcet's disease can reach more than 60%, and the positive detection rate of HLA-B51 is also very high. Therefore, it has been suggested that the genetic traits represented by these two types of HLA may be the internal cause or environment of the onset of some Behcet's disease.

Because not all patients with Behcet's disease are HLA-B5 or HLA-B51 positive, Behcet's disease may be associated with autosomal recessive inheritance.

There is no fixed way of inheritance of Behcet's disease, but there are certain genetic predispositions. Therefore, for patients with Behcet's disease who are currently in the disease, it is recommended not to have children for the time being, and wait for the condition to stabilize before considering it. In addition to regular medications**, you should also pay attention to the care of mucous membranes such as the mouth, in addition, regulate mental emotions and diet**.

Behcet's disease is not hereditary, it is not a genetic disease, it is passed from one generation to the next, but it has a certain genetic predisposition, which means that if a patient's father has Behcet's disease, the chance of the offspring having Behcet's disease increases.

Because Behcet's disease patients are generally related to the HLA51 gene, it can be passed from one generation to the next, but not all patients with this type of gene will develop the disease.

Sometimes the onset of Behcet's disease is related to infection, such as viral infection, or infection of other special bacteria, but the specific pathogenesis and ** are not clear.

It is also sometimes thought that Behcet's disease is related to streptococcal infections in the oral cavity or in combination with branch infections.

Behcet's ** is one of the immune diseases, not an infectious disease, but it has a certain hereditary nature, especially during the disease period, the hereditary rate is significantly increased. After stabilization, it can be greatly reduced.

You should consult a doctor! If the mother is sick, the daughter will be inherited. Does it depend on whether it is a hereditary disease? Hereditary disease is possible for the next generation. If it is not a genetic disease, then there is no need to worry about this kind of thing, and it is better to consult a specialist.

No, because the disease is not passed on to the next generation.

It is the first time I have heard of Behcet's disease, and it is understood that there is still a certain genetic possibility of this disease, but it is not necessarily that the probability of inheritance is relatively low, so it is more reasonable for you to go to the hospital and ask the doctor.

Typical or those who meet diagnostic criteria may be referred to as Behcet's disease. However, many patients are atypical or do not meet diagnostic criteria, especially if they have ulcerative conditions.

Behcet's disease is inherited. Although the majority of patients with Behcet's disease are sporadic cases, it is also true that there are familial clusters of Behcet's disease. The so-called familial clustering means that there may be more than one or two people with Behcet's disease in the family.

This also reflects the fact that it has a genetic element involved. Of course, the gene most involved in the pathogenesis of Behcet's disease is called human leukocyte antigen B. In a family, it is also very likely that the B gene will be present at the same time, and it will be present for several generations.

Of course, it does not mean that B is positive, and if you have this gene, you will definitely get sick. However, a B-positive patient is twice as likely to develop Behcet's disease as a B-negative patient. Therefore, the positive of this gene will increase the probability of patients getting the disease a lot, which is also a very important basis for Behcet's disease patients to have familial aggregation, and it is also an important reason why Behcet's disease will be inherited.

Of course, Behcet's disease may have other susceptibility genes in addition to B.

Don't worry too much, Behcet's disease is an autoimmune disease that is not inherited. It is recommended that you still insist on taking medication under the guidance of a doctor, and if you have uncomfortable symptoms, you should communicate with the doctor in time, and exercise more to improve your physical fitness.