What are the first symptoms of Behcet s disease?

The most important clinical manifestation in the early stages of Behcet's disease is a type of mouth ulcer, which is a painful type of mouth ulcer, also known as an aphthous ulcer. In mild cases, patients may only manifest a very small, single mouth ulcer, which is deep into the muscular layer of the subcutaneous mucosa, so the patient's pain symptoms will be more serious, many patients will be relieved by themselves in about 1-3 weeks, but in severe cases, there may be multiple parts, multiple mouth ulcers, the range of ulcers may be relatively large, and even affect the soft palate, and even the pharynx. The patient's pain is very noticeable and may interfere with eating or even resting.

In severe cases, some patients may also have localized scarring after remission. There may even be atrophy and contracture of local tissues, affecting normal oral function. In severe cases, these canker sores do not resolve on their own, and some oral medications are needed to reduce or relieve them.

In the early stages, patients may also present with some ** symptoms, including some folliculitis, acne, or pustular rash. Patients with this ** manifestation will often mistake it for some other ** lesions, but in combination with oral ulcers, it is necessary to pay attention to whether it is an early clinical manifestation of Behcet's disease.

The symptoms of Behcet's disease are mainly divided into two parts, one is the earliest symptom manifestation, which can generally be observed externally. On the other hand, during the severe period of the disease, the patient's organs and systems are harmed by the disease, which makes the patient's body more seriously harmed. Today, we would like to introduce to you the first symptoms of Behcet's disease.

1. The patient's oral cavity will have very repeated ulcer symptoms, similar to ** aphthous ulcers. It is usually mild or herpetiform, and only a few cases will progress to severe disease. The symptom often occurs on the tip of the tongue, the edge of the tongue, the lips, the gums, etc., and has a great impact on the patient's eating and speaking.

2. Because mouth ulcers are not only the first symptom but also a must-have symptom in the initial symptoms of Behcet's disease, it has become the most important basis for identifying the disease. The symptoms of this ulcer are different from those of ordinary ulcers, with clear edges, obvious pain, and a white or yellow film on the surface. The shape is generally round and oval.

3. When its symptoms are severe, it will seriously endanger the patient's life. It is not uncommon to find large and small ulcer wounds on the patient's tongue, and some of the ulcers are very deep and painful. The symptom also has a very obvious nature, usually at least three times a year, and the healing time of each time is not certain.