Do Behcet s disease mostly heal on its own, is it true or false?

Behcet's disease does not heal on its own, it needs to be controlled by a regular **, the severity of Behcet's disease usually decreases over time, except for patients with parenchymal neurological involvement, the survival of the disease is normal, and the only serious complication is blindness.

The prognosis of most patients with Behcet's disease is good, so it is necessary to diagnose early, actively **, and adhere to follow-up, often achieve good results and improve the prognosis, of course, there are some patients who can seriously reduce their vision or even blindness due to eye disease, in recent years, they have been actively carried out on ophthalmia in the early stage, and prevent the involvement of the unaffected eye, and the blindness has been reduced, but there are still some patients who have serious visual impairment, Behcet's disease often requires glucocorticoids and immunosuppressants, which usually do not heal on their own.

Patients should be aware of the following questions:

1. Cannot use hormones in large quantities or for a long time, because the prognosis of patients who use hormones for a long time or in large quantities is poor.

2. Avoid excessive fatigue and maintain a comfortable mood.

3. Don't drink alcohol and eat spicy and fried food. Patients whose condition is not completely stable should not eat foods that are easy to catch fire, such as chicken, beef, mutton, crab, snake meat, and shrimp.

4. For fundus hemorrhage, do not lift or lift heavy objects and do strenuous exercise, do not bite hard food, do not lose your temper, and the food should be light and the life should be quiet to prevent rebleeding or heavy bleeding. Fundus hemorrhage has a greater impact on vision.

5. Minimize sexual life, and those who have bleeding should avoid sexual life.

In short, patients should build up confidence in overcoming the disease, relax their minds, and pay attention to a balanced diet to avoid the severity of the disease.

Behcet's disease itself cannot be cured. Because it is a chronic autoimmune disease, it often requires the use of regular, effective drugs**, and it is rarely able to recover on its own. Therefore, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of the disease and understand the disease, and maintain a good psychological state, establish confidence, and actively cooperate.

For Behcet's disease, the decision should be made according to the condition. Once there are manifestations of multi-organ damage, glucocorticoids combined with immunosuppressants**, such as cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, and cyclosporine, are often used.

Azathioprine, thalidomide.

Wait. If necessary, immunoglobulin or biologics may be used**, and follow-up and regular re-examination should be adhered to.

Looking at it now, it should be able to be completely **, but it must be more difficult, and some diseases will still recur. It mainly depends on the individual's physique, and not all people can be thorough.

Behcet's disease can invade many organs of the human body, including the mouth, joints, muscles, eyes, nerves, blood vessels, heart, lungs and other systems.

Behcet's disease is difficult to complete, and the degree varies according to the patient's own immune status and condition. But it's hard to be thorough.

Behcet's disease is currently not complete**. Behcet's disease is mainly a vascular inflammatory disease caused by infection, immune response, genetics, environmental factors, etc., and patients mainly have symptoms such as mouth ulcers, fatigue, joint pain, and headache. Behcet's disease affects multiple systems and sites, and most patients can be controlled with drugs such as methylprednisolone and azathioprine, and some patients can undergo surgery**.

It is recommended that patients should ensure adequate sleep every day, maintain an optimistic attitude, pay attention to nursing, and take medication on time according to the doctor's instructions.

Behcet's disease can be cured, and the disease needs to be actively controlled in the process of disease and prevention and treatment of important organ damage, so as to effectively control the progression of the disease.

The first method of Behcet's disease.

1. Symptomatic**.

The most common method of Behcet's disease is symptomatic**, if the disease is in the acute active phase, then bed rest should be taken, and if the attack is in the interval, attention should be paid to prevention**. If you have mouth sores, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, immunosuppressants, colchicine, interferon, etc., these drugs can effectively control the symptoms and are very helpful for the condition**.

2. Topical medication**.

Behcet's disease can also be treated with topical drugs**, after the disease some parts of the patient will suddenly appear ulceration, at this time it is necessary to actively disinfect treatment, can be applied topically with iodophor, which can prevent wound infection. In addition, patients should also use some anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medications, such as ulcer patches and watermelon cream, which can make the ulcer wound recover faster.

Mild symptoms of Behcet's disease can be cured. Only oral ulcers and dermatitis have a good prognosis after positive **, and individual patients with eye diseases have severe vision loss or even blindness, and gastrointestinal involvement causes ulcers, bleeding, perforation, malabsorption, infection, etc.

Generally speaking, Behcet's disease is a kind of autoimmune disease, and many internal diseases are unacceptable, such as hypertension and diabetes, and they need to take drugs for a long time.

With the good control of the disease, a drug can be gradually reduced, but patients should not stop the drug or reduce the dose by themselves, in addition, it has been found in the clinic that some patients will gradually reduce the dose of Behcet's disease after taking the drug in strict accordance with the doctor's instructions for several years, and the symptoms of Behcet's disease will be gradually reduced and stopped, so we think that some Behcet's patients may be able to **, but even after stopping the drug, It is necessary to get an outpatient follow-up at any time, because it may be reversed.

For patients, if a patient takes a small amount of medication or discontinues the drug, the drug can be temporarily increased to form a pulsed ** method, so as to reduce the drug use.

**Policy.

Alleviate symptoms, reduce complications, and strive to achieve**.

Drugs**. Most patients require long-term medication, mainly immunomodulatory drugs or immunosuppressive drugs, including topical drugs, oral glucocorticoids, methotrexate, colchicine, thalidomide, azathioprine, cyclophosphamide, cyclosporine, mycophenolate mofetil, and antitumor necrosis factor antagonists.

Surgery**. Surgery or intervention may be an option in addition to medication**, but both should be based on medication**.

Prognosis. Most patients are in a state of remission for a long time, and some patients can be cured after effective **.

Behcet's disease is a chronic autoimmune disease that cannot be completely **, but it can be well controlled. With the use of corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, and other drugs, patients with Behcet's disease can achieve complete remission if they are well controlled. The so-called complete remission means that its clinical manifestations, such as intestinal manifestations, eye manifestations, nervous system, vascular manifestations, etc., can be completely controlled and relieved, and inflammatory indicators can also be completely normal.

But in this case, it cannot be called a complete **, because Behcet's disease still has a ** risk, and we can only call it clinical remission. Although these patients can be discontinued after reaching remission, long-term monitoring and follow-up are also required.