How to treat Behcet s disease? Can Behcet s be cured now?

The first method of Behcet's disease.

1. Symptomatic**.

The most common method of Behcet's disease is symptomatic**, if the disease is in the acute active phase, then bed rest should be taken, and if the attack is in the interval, attention should be paid to prevention**. If you have mouth sores, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, immunosuppressants, colchicine, interferon, etc., these drugs can effectively control the symptoms and are very helpful for the condition**.

2. Topical medication**.

Behcet's disease can also be treated with topical drugs**, after the disease some parts of the patient will suddenly appear ulceration, at this time it is necessary to actively disinfect treatment, can be applied topically with iodophor, which can prevent wound infection. In addition, patients should also use some anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medications, such as ulcer patches and watermelon cream, which can make the ulcer wound recover faster.

3. Surgery**.

If Behcet's disease is severe, then surgery is required. During the operation, the thromboxoxins in the body will generally be discharged from the body through surgery, so that there will be no more ulcers, the operation is relatively simple, the whole process is very fast, and the effect is also very good. However, this kind of surgery will cause some damage to the body, so it is necessary to take care of it carefully after surgery.

At present, we mainly treat the symptoms, reduce the discomfort of the patient, and prevent complications. For mouth ulcers, we can add thalidomide, about 50mg of thalidomide has a very good effect on mouth ulcers; For articular Behcet, we can refer to rheumatoid arthritis and add anti-rheumatic slow-acting drugs such as sulfasalazine and thalidomide; For the cornicement of the eye, such as uveitis of the eye, we need ophthalmologist assistance; For patients with intestinal dirassia, colonoscopy is needed for early diagnosis, and after a clear diagnosis, we can add mesalazine, or biological agents, which have a very good effect on the intestinal manifestations of Behuset, infliximab. When everyone heard it, they were confused, and I needed to go to various specialties for treatment.

For Behcet's syndrome, it is of course best to have a specialist to coordinate all aspects of the patient's problems, that is, to recommend that the patient go to a rheumatologist. If we have intestinal problems and need to consult a gastroenterologist, we can see a gastroenterologist, and when we need to ask an ophthalmologist to make a clear diagnosis, we can see an ophthalmologist at the same time. Only this kind of comprehensive and multidisciplinary joint diagnosis can help patients formulate a scientific plan.

First of all, there is no ** method for Behcet's disease, which is unfortunate. Therefore, Behcet's disease needs to be comprehensively developed by internal medicine, ophthalmology, and Chinese medicine. Most patients need to take orange medicine for a long time, and Western medicine is mainly immunomodulatory and immunosuppressive drugs, including some topical drugs, oral hormones thalidomide, cyclophosphamide, colchicine, azathioprine, and even some need to use some biological agents, such as anti-tumor necrosis factor antagonists and so on.

The Tripterygium wilfordii preparation of traditional Chinese medicine also has a positive effect on Behcet's disease. Behcet's disease is called fox confusion disease in traditional Chinese medicine, and there is an article in the classic "Jin Kui Yaolu" of traditional Chinese medicine, called "distinguishing lily fox confusion yin and yang poison disease pulse pattern and treatment", here it talks about the fox confusion disease, with licorice Xingxin decoction orally**, with bitter ginseng soup to fumigate, which has been verified by later generations of doctors is also very effective.

In addition, in traditional Chinese medicine, Behcet's disease mostly uses the method of syndrome differentiation, and the curative effect is also considerable.

Behcet's disease is currently mainly divided into symptomatic, ophthalmia and vasculitis. But no matter which aspect of the **, it can't have the best effect. Different drugs can be used according to the different clinical symptoms of the patient.

1. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are mainly effective for the inflammation of arthritis.

2. Colchicine is effective for patients with joint lesions and erythema nodosum, and sometimes it also has a certain effect on oral ulcers.

3. For the topical application of glucocorticoid preparations, hormone ointment can be applied to patients with mouth ulcers, and hormone-containing eye drops or ointment can also be used for mild ophthalmia.

Fourth, thalidomide has a good effect on mucosal ulcers. Combination of glucocorticoids and immunosuppressants is also required for visceral vasculitis and severe ophthalmia.

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 condition of the patient 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: the prognosis is often relatively poor for patients with gastrointestinal ulcers, bleeding, perforation, and intestinal fistula;

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.