What are the characteristics of canker sores in Behcet s disease? Are the early symptoms of Behcet s

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.

No, canker sores are a common mucosal disease of the oral mucosa, which is generally characterized by local burning pain and periodic, recurrent attacks. Behcet's disease involves ulcers of the oral mucosa, and the organism can produce ulceration symptoms similar to those of oral ulcers.

The main manifestation of oral Behcet's disease is oral ulcers, and oral ulcers are not significantly different from the usual aphthous ulcers.

No, there are symptoms.

Oral symptoms in patients with Behcet's disease.

Early symptoms, ulcers begin in poorly keratinized areas such as the tip of the tongue, tongue margin, lips, cheeks, and floor of the mouth, and almost all patients develop oral ulcers.

Behcet's disease and canker sores are two different diseases, and these two diseases are quite different in many ways, as follows.

1. **Different. Canker sores are a common disease in daily life, such as trauma, vitamin deficiency and mental factors, which are important and can be treated by vitamin supplementation. Behcet's disease is an autoimmune disease, and it is also a vasculitic disease that can affect the whole body, and its specific ** is not fully clear, and may have a certain relationship with autoimmune factors, which should be paid attention to by patients.

2. The specific symptoms are different. Mouth ulcers caused by Behcet's disease are characterized by the number of attacks and the location of occurrence. In general, mouth sores caused by Behcet's disease can appear in the buccal mucosa, soft palate, and tongue margins at the same time, while general mouth sores only appear in one or two places.

In addition, Behcet's disease causes canker sores to appear at least three times a year, which is the main difference between Behcet's disease and ordinary canker sores, and should be paid attention to by patients and examined in time**.

Through the above brief introduction to the specific differences between Behcet's disease and mouth ulcers, we can know that Behcet's disease and mouth ulcers are quite different in terms of ** and specific symptoms. Among them, canker sores have less impact on patients, while Behcet's disease is a chronic disease that can cause symptoms throughout the body of the patient, and needs to be checked in time**, otherwise the patient's condition may become more and more serious, which should be paid attention to by patients and their families.