Can mild Behcet s disease be left untreated?

Mild Behcet's disease can be cured, as long as it can be adhered to regularly and effectively**, mild lesions are completely fine**. And the patient can carry out normal work and life, so the patient must have confidence, but also maintain an optimistic mood and a good attitude, and actively cooperate**. If it is not appropriate, or if it is not timely, and the disease progresses gradually, there may be a series of complications, which will seriously affect normal work and life

Mild cardiomyopathy must also be passed, because if it is not ** for a long time, it may aggravate the condition.

Behcet's disease is a serious disease, plagued by more patients, at present, the disease can not be **, even if it is a mild symptom, **work is also very difficult, friends should beware of the appearance of Behcet's disease, pay attention to **work.

Behcet's disease is a relatively serious disease, if Behcet's disease has been left alone, not only will there be more obvious symptoms, but also may lead to death, and Behcet's disease is timely, the method is appropriate, it can be well alleviated, controlled within a certain range, so Behcet's disease patients do not have to worry too much, and then let's learn more about Behcet's disease can be cured?

The harm of untreated Behcet's disease is mainly manifested in the following four aspects, which should be paid attention to.

1. Affect the patient's vision. The occurrence of Behcet's disease can lead to uveitis and retinal vasculitis. The Dharma of these two conditions can cause obvious discomfort in the patient's eyes, and then affect the patient's normal vision, among which the occurrence of retinal vasculitis may also lead to the patient's blindness, which should be paid attention to.

2. Digestive system hazards. Many patients with Behcet's disease may present with significant right lower quadrant pain during an attack, accompanied by localized tenderness and rebound tenderness, which in turn affects the patient's appetite and digestive function.

3. Affect the nervous system. Behcet's disease can lead to small vasculitis in any part of the brain or spinal cord, which can lead to damage to the spinal cord or brain tissues, affecting the normal functioning of the nervous system.

4. Harm to the cardiovascular system. Behcet's disease can lead to significant lesions in the patient's large and middle blood vessels, which in turn affect the patient's heart, leading to aortic regurgitation and other conditions, which should be performed promptly**.

From the above brief description of the dangers of Behcet's disease, we can know that Behcet's disease is a disease that requires timely examination**, otherwise the disease can seriously harm the patient's vision, nervous system, digestive system and cardiovascular system. Therefore, patients should actively cooperate with the doctor** after diagnosis, and pay attention to maintaining a good attitude and strive for an early **.