In addition to recurrent mouth ulcers, Behcet s disease has other distinguishing features

Combined with ocular inflammation: commonly known as ophthalmia;

**Lesions: e.g., erythema nodoformis, recurrent purulent folliculitis in both lower extremities.

Behcet's disease can also be accompanied by a variety of symptoms, such as regurgitant omenous eye damage, such as uveitis, retinal vasculitis, and the occurrence of ** damage, such as pseudofolliculitis, erythema multiforme, etc., the disease can also produce corresponding symptoms involving other systems, while ordinary mouth ulcers do not produce damage to other systems;

Examination for Behcet's disease may reveal a variety of anti-seizure tests in the patient's body, suggesting a disease related to the autoimmune system, while common antibodies related to mouth ulcers are mostly negative.

Hello, canker sores are only localized, Behcet's disease is multiorganic.

Behcet's mouth sores are characterized by a relatively long period of time, usually lasting for more than three months in a year.

In addition, Behcet's disease is generally difficult to treat and cannot heal on its own, because the mouth ulcer will be very painful due to infection, and a layer of white moss will be attached to the surface, which is one of the characteristics of Behcet's disease that causes mouth ulcers.

In addition, the scope and depth of mouth ulcers are more serious than general benign ulcers, which can lead to large and deep ulcers on the gums, tongue, buccal mucosa, and even pharynx, tonsils, and maxilla.

Behcet's disease is a systemic immune disease, and canker sores are one of them. The first symptom of Behcet's disease is not much different from the general ** mouth ulcer.

If you didn't live here before, now here, canker sores haven't been good for 3-5 days, and the soil and water are not adapted, it is recommended to eat more vegetables, there is a magical thing, to the mother and baby store, buy the same thing as the milk powder partner, want to powdered sugar, a pack a day, normally about 3 days will be good, and then drink at intervals, I hope to help you.

Repeated ulcers may be due to a lack of vitamins in the body, eat more fruits.

Recurrent canker sores are not necessarily Behcet's disease, and it is recommended that you see a dental specialist.

Not necessarily, you need to go to the hospital to do some laboratory reports to make a conclusion.

Hello. Since I have not seen the patient, it is difficult to make specific recommendations. I still go to the rheumatology and immunology department or dermatology department and oral mucosa department of a major hospital.

In fact, there are no specific laboratory tests for Behcet's disease. Generally, according to the clinical manifestations of the patient, the following examinations can be performed: (1) Ophthalmologic examination:

ophthalmoscopy with or without retinal hemorrhage; Slit-lamp examination for corneal ulcer, iridocyclitis, uveitis; Fundus fluorescein contrast to detect early retinal vasculopathy. (2) Acupuncture test: use a 20-gauge needle and puncture it at an angle under sterile conditions.

Observation: positive if an abscess or folliculitis develops after 24 or 48 hours with a red circle around it (red halo). (3) Colonoscopy or lower gastrointestinal angiography:

Helps detect intestinal ulcers. (4) Angiography: If macrovascular lesions are suspected, angiogram can be done to determine the location of the lesion and the extent of damage.

5) Blood picture: normal or slightly increased white blood cells. (6) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate:

Patients with multi-organ damage often have elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate; (7) Tuberculosis screening test: Because the incidence of many patients in China is related to tuberculosis, chest X-ray, PPD test and anti-tuberculosis antibody tests are required. (8) Some other rheumatic diseases have manifestations similar to Behcet's disease, so screening autoantibody tests such as antinuclear antibodies and rheumatoid factor can be performed.

Behcet's mouth ulcers are not equal to Behcet's disease, Behcet's disease is not only mouth ulcers, but also other ** mucous membranes will produce ulcers, so I say that I Behcet's disease is much more serious than mouth ulcers, because Behcet's disease is an autoimmune disease, and there are more mouth ulcers in the right eye. It is not necessarily an autoimmune disease, so having Behcet's disease must be taken care of, because it is more than mouth ulcers. The severity should be strong at all.

Is frequent mouth sores Behcet's disease? I think if you have frequent mouth sores, you are more likely to get Behcet's disease.

First of all, Behcet's disease is a systemic immune system disease, and then the clinical characteristics of this disease are mouth ulcers, lower limb nodular rashes, ocular iritis, esophageal ulcers and pain relief and other symptoms recurring, so frequent mouth ulcers may be a manifestation of Behcet's disease, but the occurrence of mouth ulcers is directly related to the lack of vitamin B2 in the body, and the incidence of this disease itself is relatively high, so it is still impossible to determine whether it is Behcet's disease by this alone!

There are many reasons for this symptom, it is recommended that the landlord still go to the local tertiary hospital for diagnosis and **, hang an expert number, and check it well, preferably in a well-known hospital in a big city.

1.Oral ulcers are closely related to gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers, ulcerative colitis and other diseases;

2.Associated with immunocompromise or immunodeficiency;

3.It is related to endocrine system diseases such as diabetes and menstrual disorders;

4.It is associated with microcirculation disorders in the tip of the tongue, lip mucosa and other parts.

This is not necessarily Behcet's disease.