Can Behcet s disease be cured? Can Behcet s disease be cured?

Too little, not too easy**.

There is currently no effective ** cure for Behcet's disease. Although it is not possible to ** the disease, as long as the patient receives regular drugs, it can alleviate the symptoms and control the development of the disease.

The main types of drugs for Behcet's disease are as follows:

1.Glucocorticoids, the main drug of this disease, can reduce various symptoms, especially to improve mucosal ulcers and joint pain, for patients with eye damage and central nervous system damage to be applied in a large dose.

2.Immunosuppressants, commonly used cyclophosphamide, azathioprine, methotrexate, etc., have a synergistic effect with glucocorticoids, and can be used at the same time to prevent the progression of the disease.

3.Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are mainly used in patients without organ damage, and have a certain effect on joint swelling and pain and arthritis.

Behcet's disease currently has no means, and it cannot be completely, but it is not that Behcet's disease cannot be achieved, and the prognosis of the vast majority of patients with Behcet's disease is better. The prognosis of Behcet's disease varies according to the affected sites such as **, mucous membranes, and internal organs, as follows:

2. Visceral involvement: after the application of glucocorticoids, immunosuppressants and biological agents, the patient's condition can be effectively controlled for a long time;

3. Eye involvement: patients with eye lesions caused by Behcet's disease have a relatively poor prognosis if they have vision loss;

4. Gastrointestinal involvement: for patients with gastrointestinal ulcers, bleeding, perforation, and intestinal fistulas, the prognosis is often relatively poor;

5. Central nervous system involvement: that is, Behcet's disease, the mortality rate is relatively high.

Behcet's disease is currently not completely controlled, but through early diagnosis and early and effective treatment, Behcet's disease can still be controlled for a long time. For patients with controlled Behcet's disease, long-term clinical monitoring is required to prevent recurrence.

This disease can only be controlled, not good. In remission of Behcet's disease, no medication is required if there are no lesions in the mouth. When an ulcer flares up, topical anti-inflammatory, symptomatic, and healing-promoting drugs are used. Systemic support** and immunization** should be adjusted.

Generally, it can't**, it needs to be controlled by certain drugs, and it can be controlled within a certain range.