Does Behcet s disease die? Can Behcet s disease die?

Behcet's disease is a systemic autoimmune disease that generally does not have a rapid and direct impact on life expectancy, but some severe cases will have serious complications and become life-threatening.

Of course, Behcet's disease, such as the involvement of important organs, without active, reasonable and effective **, will lead to death, but most Behcet's disease patients have a good prognosis, only some patients have eye disease, which can lead to severe vision loss and even blindness.

In recent years, blindness has been reduced by early aggressive ophthalmia and preventive monitoring eye involvement, but some patients still have severe visual impairment. After gastrointestinal involvement, it can cause ulcers, bleeding, perforation, intestinal fistula, malabsorption, infection, etc. are serious complications, the mortality rate is very high, those with central nervous system lesions, the mortality rate is also high, the survivors often have serious sequelae, after the involvement of the large and median arteries, the rupture of the ophthalmic aneurysm will also lead to death.

Whether Behcet's disease is life-threatening depends on the severity of the disease, and if it is just a simple, mild ulcer symptom, it is theoretically not life-threatening; However, if the ulcer is accompanied by severe uveitis, hemangioma or nervous system damage, it may be life-threatening, and it is recommended that the patient seek medical attention in a specialist hospital as soon as possible.

Behcet's disease can affect many organs in the body. Including the oral cavity, **, joints, muscles, eyes, nerves, blood vessels, heart, lungs and other systems. The blood vessels that have minor lesions are distributed in the subbasal layer of the oral mucosa.

It is caused by a pathological damage to your mucous membranes. The oral mucosa is the first line of defense for human immunity. When the mucosa is morbidly damaged, the basal metabolism of the mucosa is disordered and the immunity is reduced.

In this way, the mucosal tissue will attack and destroy itself, and the mucosa will lose its ability to protect, forming a chronic lesion in the submucosal base, that is, small lesions in the submucosal blood vessels.

So if we want to get a good disease, we must first understand the tissue structure of the mucosa. The oral mucosa has 4 layers from top to bottom, the epithelial layer, the granular layer, the lamina propria, and the basal layer. Below your basal layer are many nerves and blood vessels, including salivary glands.

So why is there a problem with the subbasal blood vessels of your mucosa? That is, when we first had ulcers in the mouth, many patients did not pay enough attention to them and felt that ulcers did not matter. Finally, it leads to the aggravation of the mucosal condition and evolves into a ** ulcer, and the mucosa will aggravate inward every time it rots.

At this time, if our patients do not pay attention to it, it will lead to the re-deterioration of the condition and the complete loss of the protective ability of the mucosa, resulting in Behcet's disease, a systemic mucosal lesion.

Moreover, Behcet's disease must not be good to go to the rheumatology and immunology department, and you have to go to the regular oral mucosa department. Using the "Immune Balance System of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine", the pure Chinese medicine prescription is uniquely formulated according to the patient's individual physique, which improves immunity and builds a pre-prevention barrier for the human body through both internal and external treatment, so as to effectively resist the invasion of bacteria and viruses, play a role in regulating cellular immune function, and increase the number of immunoglobulins, balance the function of the five internal organs, improve the body's own immunity, and effectively **Behcet's disease from the source.

Behcet's disease is an immune disease, and if it is combined with serious comorbidities of various organs, it will kill people, so once the disease is diagnosed, it needs to be diagnosed as soon as possible, and generally positive** will have a good prognosis.

It grows in the mouth, and potassium permanganate is a medicine for this.

In severe cases, Behcet's disease is life-threatening and carries a risk of death. Behcet's disease is a systemic vasculitis that has a good prognosis for most patients, but people with eye disease can cause severe vision loss and even blindness. In recent years, the early and active treatment of ophthalmia has reduced blindness, but some patients are still left with severe visual impairment.

If you actively cooperate, you won't die, so you should still have a positive attitude to participate.

Behcet's diseaseIf Behcet's disease is detected early and the decoction of dispersing evil and righteous qi is used, it will have no effect on life expectancy at all. Only a few damage to the nerves and cardiovascular have a poor prognosis, so there is no such thing as how long you can live after the disease, and patients should have a more positive attitude to face the disease. So what are the late symptoms of Behcet's disease?

The most obvious manifestation of Behcet's disease is oral ulcers, so if you suffer from oral ulcers, it is likely that the initial symptoms of Behcet's disease are the initial symptoms of Behcet's disease, and the late symptoms of Behcet's disease are relatively specialized, Behcet's disease is usually manifested as non-specific vasculitic lesions, self-limited, lesions are reversed, and can invade multiple organs successively or simultaneously, and its clinical manifestations are complex and diverse.

Special symptoms of Behcet's disease.

2. Cardiovascular system: cardiovascular damage can occur in the heart, causing cardiac enlargement, myocarditis and pericarditis. Arterial and venous vessels can be diseased, resulting in vascular infarction or aneurysm, causing corresponding symptoms in various parts of the body such as lungs and kidneys, such as hemoptysis, renal hypertension, etc.

3. Digestive system: non-specific peptic ulcer and gastrointestinal bleeding can occur, with abdominal pain, diarrhea, abdominal distension and other symptoms.

4. Respiratory system: due to vascular lesions, it can cause cough, hemoptysis, chest pain, and pulmonary interstitial fibrosis. Shadows on x-rays of the lungs are signs of pulmonary infarction.

People with Behcet's disease can survive for a long time.

Behcet's disease is generally chronic, and remission and remission can last for weeks or years, or even decades. Occasionally, it can be fatal due to involvement of the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and gastrointestinal tract.