Do you have to take medicine for Behcet s disease for a lifetime?

For patients with Behcet's disease, it is necessary to take long-term medication to consolidate **, and the mentioned long-term is not a specific period, this is because no one can clearly point out how long Behcet's patients should continue to take medicine after clinical **, the crux is that human medicine has not yet found out what the disease is, and it is only symptomatic at present. Someday** it will be found out that preventing Behcet's disease is as convenient as taking a few sugar pills to prevent polio, and to obtain lifelong immunity. The majority of our psychiatric workers are working towards this aspect, and we have not yet reached this step until today, so we have to use medication for a longer period of time to consolidate the first effect.

Due to the large number of anti-Behcet's drugs, many patients are reluctant to take medicine for a long time, and their families add or reduce drugs to patients at home out of concern for patients, or even stop taking drugs, so that the disease is **.

To sum up, after the end of clinical practice in Behcet's disease, it is necessary to exercise regularly. It is necessary to instill in the patients a healthy mind, not to be competitive, and to avoid extraordinarily intense physical and mental work, in order to achieve long-term peace and well-being.

Generally, Behcet's disease needs to be used for a lifetime, Behcet's patients need to take medication for a long time, and it is mainly oral drugs, and the drugs used are mainly immunomodulators or immunosuppressive drugs, including glucocorticoids, methotrexate, colchicine, thalidomide, azathioprine, cyclosporine, etc.

The prognosis of patients with Behcet's disease varies depending on the presentation. Patients with organ involvement generally have a poor prognosis, particularly those with ocular, neurological, and intestinal involvement, and in severe cases, blindness, intestinal perforation, or death. So the patient needs to be active, and the sooner the better.

However, the prognosis is good in most patients, and the severity of Behcet's disease usually decreases over time, and with the exception of patients with parenchymal neurological involvement, normal survival does not affect lifespan. The only serious complication is blindness, which has decreased significantly in recent years with the early treatment of ophthalmia and preventive monitoring of ophthalmia, but some patients still have severe visual impairment. In addition, ulcers, bleeding, perforation, infection, etc., caused by gastrointestinal involvement are serious complications that can be life-threatening, so it is important to diagnose early**.

The questions will be answered by Dr. Miaoshou, a contracted expert and Li Xia, the attending physician of the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology of the Second People's Hospital of Liaocheng City. Generally speaking, Behcet's disease takes a lifetime. People with white disease need to take the medication for a longer period of time.

And it is mainly oral medication**. The drugs used are mainly immunomodulators or immunosuppressive drugs. Including glucocorticoids, methamrexate, colchicine, thalidomide, azathioprine, cyclosporine, etc.

Patients with different manifestations of white disease are also different after encounters. Patients with organ involvement generally have poor post-valley effects. This is particularly true in patients with ocular neurological and intestinal involvement.

In severe cases, insomnia, intestinal perforation, or death may occur. So the patient needs to be active**. The sooner**.

The better.

Behcet's disease is a lifelong disease, because Behcet's disease, like hypertension and diabetes that we are familiar with, is a chronic autoimmune disease, which requires lifelong medication before it is possible for patients to reach clinical practice.

Behcet's disease is a chronic autoimmune disease, like hypertension and diabetes, which requires lifelong medication to enable patients to achieve clinical treatment.

Behcet's disease is a chronic disease, which is a systemic disease with multi-system and multi-organ involvement, and the basic pathological changes are vasculitis, and the clinical manifestations are oral ulcers and ocular uveitis.

I always feel that I shouldn't be so pretentious and sigh about life, because there has never been a poet's territory on the stage of life, there are just firewood, rice, oil and salt and those countless mediocre people who disturb themselves.

Although Behcet's disease is a disease that cannot be determined, it does not necessarily have to be a lifetime, and the process and time of each person's decision are combined by the patient's own physical condition, and the patient can prevent the disease by improving his immunity and taking the decoction of dispersing evil and righteousness. Participate in more physical exercise and properly enhance nutrition to help improve immunity.

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1. For Behcet's patients, everyone's situation is different, so the time will be long and short, so it's hard to say, for Behcet's disease, in addition to hormones, other immune drugs can also be used, such as cyclosporine, colchicine, etc., most patients need to take medicine for a very long time.

2. For patients whose symptoms are not very serious, such as just mouth ulcers and **symptoms, the difficulty is relatively low, and it is relatively easy for such patients, the time of medication may be relatively short, but the process of other patients may be longer, and the patient must strictly follow the doctor's wishes to do it, and the drug ** can not be interrupted.

3. Behcet's disease is not so easy to cure, and the situation has improved in time, but if you don't pay attention to it, it will recur, so you must stick to the drug, and you can't stop the drug or change to other drugs without authorization, etc. In particular, some patients have nervous system involvement or eye symptoms, etc., which may cause blindness or more serious consequences.

You ask here, and someone asks you not necessarily right, because they are not doctors, let alone professionals, and they mislead you by their mistakes. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital to hang a specialist, the doctor's plan must be professional, and the doctor's plan is also correct.

Hello, according to your description, this situation advises you to pay attention to oral hygiene, often rinse your mouth with light salt water. At the same time, it is necessary to increase the body's immunity. There is a possibility that the disease will recur, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

Since the effect of the previous medication is more obvious, you can take the medication again.

If Behcet's disease is mild, after active and effective **, the symptoms can be discontinued, it is possible to take hunger medicine for a lifetime, if the condition is serious, it is necessary to take long-term medication to consolidate the ** Worm, usually pay attention to appropriate rest, suitable for the amount of limb burial to strengthen physical exercise.