What is Behcet s disease? Can t you have children if you have it?

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 does not affect the birth of a baby.

Whether or not a patient with Behcet's disease can have a child depends on the patient's specific condition. If the patient's disease is stable and there is no involvement of important organs, a child can be considered if the patient has no involvement, and it is premised on:

First, the patient's condition should be controlled to a relatively stable level for at least half a year.

Second, patients should stop taking some related drugs and consider them after stopping the drugs for half a year, because some immunosuppressants of Behcet's disease may have an impact on the fetus, which can easily lead to malformation or miscarriage, these drugs should be stopped for at least half a year, and then consider having a child after the drug is metabolized, which is also a kind of protection for the fetus.

In addition, patients with Behcet's disease must increase the number of outpatient follow-up visits during and after pregnancy, monitor changes in their condition at any time, and adjust their medication in time according to changes in their condition.

Behcet's disease has a long recovery period, and during this period, it is necessary to pay special attention to your diet, and you need to do the following.

1. Eat vegetables and fruits.

With Behcet's disease, the diet should be light, and it is advisable to eat a variety of vegetables and fruits, such as cabbage, greens, spinach, broccoli, as well as apples, kiwifruit, grapes, strawberries, etc., which can be eaten by the patient to help the recovery of the disease.

2. Avoid frying and barbecue food.

Patients with this disease should pay attention to dietary avoidance, and should not eat fried or barbecued food. First, because these foods are unhealthy, eating too much is easy to aggravate gastrointestinal discomfort and affect the recovery of diseases; Second, because these foods are easy to cause cancer, excessive consumption can easily increase the risk of stomach cancer or bowel cancer, which is harmful to health.

Patients with Behcet's disease may be considered for childbearing. The gene with the strongest genetic correlation is HLA-B5, which refers to the gene of human leukocyte antigen B5, B, which is the most important genetic susceptibility gene for Behcet's disease patients. But that doesn't mean that if you have HLA-B, you will always get sick.

Because Behcet's disease is related to environmental factors in addition to susceptibility genes. That is to say, in addition to susceptibility genes, the onset of Behcet's disease also requires environmental factors, as well as some uncertain pathogenic microbial infections to promote the body's cross-immune response, so Behcet's disease patients can have children. Because it is not hereditary, it is not a monogenic disease, and the probability of offspring getting the disease is still relatively low.

Expert tip: The onset of Behcet's disease is related to heredity, but Behcet's disease is not only related to susceptibility genes, but also related to environmental factors, infection of certain uncertain pathogenic microorganisms, and the promotion of cross-immune response of the body. Therefore, Behcet's disease is not a monogenic disease, and the probability of offspring getting the disease is relatively low, so fertility can be considered.

Hello, the question is as follows: first of all, patients with Behcet's disease can get pregnant, and the prerequisite for pregnancy is to stop taking the drug for at least three months before pregnancy, such as at least three months when using thalidomide, preferably more than half a year, and before pregnancy, a comprehensive examination should be carried out to assess whether the condition is in a stable stage, so as to decide whether to get pregnant, such as to improve blood routine, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein, autoimmune antibodies, tuberculosis antibodies, and autoinfectious diseases to evaluate the condition. The purpose of these tests is to rule out that the disease is in an active stage and that infectious diseases such as tuberculosis and hepatitis B are excluded.

Once the condition is stable, pregnancy can only be considered at this time. Behcet's disease is an autoimmune disease and is a chronic disease that requires long-term medication to control the condition. (Please use the medication under the guidance of a doctor).

Behcet's disease can give birth to children, and patients with Behcet's disease can have children during the stable period of the disease, that is, there are no body ulcers, mouth ulcers, joint pain, ** lesions and other manifestations can be born normally.

You can usually have children here, so don't worry.

Pregnancy and childbirth can only be considered after the condition is stable and the drug is stopped for half a year. In addition, antinuclear antibodies and urine routine tests should be carried out before trying to get pregnant, so as not to affect the pregnancy due to physical abnormalities.

I really haven't heard of this disease, I really haven't heard of this disease, you can go to the hospital and listen to the doctor's advice, what do you say?

Behcet's disease is a relatively rare immune disorder and a chronic disease that can affect organs throughout the body. Some patients with severe Behcet's disease require long-term medication**, and Behcet's disease has an impact on fertility. The main thing is the effect of taking Behcet's disease drugs on the fetus, the effects of Behcet's disease on the pregnant woman and the fetus after pregnancy, and the possibility that Behcet's disease will be passed on to the next generation.

People with Behcet's disease can have a child pregnant.

First, Behcet's disease should be tested for antinuclear antibodies, anti-vasculitis antibodies, urinalysis, liver and kidney function, and some viral antibodies that affect pregnancy, such as cytomegalovirus, toxoplasma antibodies, etc.

Second, the patient must have certain conditions before becoming pregnant, and the patient's condition must first be controlled and stabilized for more than half a year.

In addition, some immune preparations, non-steroidal drugs, which patients are taking, are best to stop taking the drug for half a year before considering pregnancy.

Third, during pregnancy, patients should go to the outpatient clinic for regular follow-up, observe the changes in their condition at any time, and give symptomatic measures in time if there is any abnormality.

Can you have children with Behcet's disease? Can you have children with Behcet's disease?

Behcet's disease is a disease that can occur all over the body, but this disease does not affect couples to have children, but it may have a genetic predisposition, so it is best for couples to go to the hospital to review the immunological examination when they want to have children, and when the test result is negative, seize the opportunity to get pregnant as soon as possible, so that the possibility of the child being inherited from this disease will be much smaller.

Behcet's patients can have children, but there are two prerequisites, first, Behcet's disease control is stable, second, some drugs that affect the fetus, Behcet's disease need to be stopped, especially some immunosuppressants, so it is necessary to plan for pregnancy under the guidance of a professional rheumatologist.

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As shown in Figure 1, this disease does not affect the husband and wife to have a child, but it may have a tendency to be passed on, so it is best to go to the hospital to re-examine and avoid the epidemiological examination when the husband and wife want to have a child.

Behcet's disease generally refers to the combination of Behcet's syndrome.

Behcet's syndrome, also known as Behcet's disease, is a systemic disease of the whole body and is a type of vasculitis. It can invade and harm multiple organs of the human body, including oral cavity, joint muscles, eyes, blood vessels, heart, lungs and nervous meridian systems, etc., mainly manifested as repeated oral and vaginal ulcers, skin rashes, erythema of the lower limb nodules, ocular iritis, esophageal ulcers, small intestine or colon ulcers, and swelling and pain of the joints. Behcet's comprehensive syndrome requires the treatment of drugs and drugs that regulate the law, including various drugs that regulate the epidemic and immunize the epidemic, and the prognosis is not good if there is no treatment, and the severe cases are in danger and life.