Can mild Behcet s disease be cured?

Sey's disease is not available at the current level of medical care**. If the patient presents with only mouth sores, it is not necessarily a white plug. If you do it backwards, at least three times a year, you should be vigilant and actively cooperate with the doctor to do relevant examinations, and the prognosis is better.

If the patient has eye damage, such as fundus hemorrhage, chorioretinitis, etc., it may lead to severe vision loss or blindness, and its ** is less likely.

If Behcet's disease is present, it is a primary parenchymal lesion and has a poor prognosis. If it is a secondary lesion, actively cooperate with the doctor to do the relevant **, the prognosis is better.

In some patients, lung damage may occur, which may lead to ruptured aneurysm bleeding and lung abscess, which can be life-threatening.

Is it OK to have mild Behcet's disease**? First of all, Behcet's disease is not divided into early, middle, and advanced stages, and it is not a disease like a tumor, so it is the same whether it is just diagnosed with Behcet's disease or has been diagnosed for many years.

I'm sorry to tell you that this disease can't be **, because it is a chronic disease, like hypertension and diabetes. However, under the guidance of a regular rheumatologist, the disease can be controlled very well and no symptoms appear, so everyone should still have confidence.

Mild Behcet's disease can be cured, as long as it can be adhered to regularly and effectively**, mild lesions are completely fine**.

Behcet's disease is not good because it is a chronic autoimmune disease and is not self-limiting. Therefore, it is often necessary to have a formal and reasonable ** to control the condition and improve the prognosis. If not, the disease will progress, eventually leading to life-threatening involvement of vital organs.

For example, severe cases can lead to gastrointestinal involvement, gastrointestinal mucosal ulcers, perforation, bleeding, intestinal fistula, infection, etc., which are serious complications and can be life-threatening. If the central nervous system is affected, the mortality rate is also very high, and even those who survive are left with severe sequelae. Therefore, Behcet's disease must be diagnosed early and carried out as early as possible.

Most patients are able to work and live normally after being effective**, and the prognosis is still good. Patients with ophthalmia usually have visual impairment or even blindness, so Behcet's disease cannot be cured.

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