Does Behcet s disease have to be treated for a lifetime?

Behcet's disease is a systemic immune system disease that can take place over a long period of time**.

For patients with mild symptoms, they generally do not need to be ** for a lifetime, but if internal organ damage occurs it may take ** for life, and the clinical ** is mainly based on drugs, and the parts of the disease are different, and the length of time that needs to be taken is also different. The need for early detection of positive ** can be effective in improving the prognosis.

Canker sores are a common and frequent disease in people's lives, and everyone will have oral ulcers in their lives to a greater or lesser extent, and this kind of occasional canker sores have a tendency to heal themselves. However, if the mouth ulcer is reversed, the pain is severe, and the diet is difficult, it should be paid enough attention, because this kind of mouth ulcer mostly belongs to the category of Behcet's disease.

Behcet's disease is among the many incurable diseases, most of which are relatively easy to treat, and most of them can be stopped normally, so whether it can be completely good, whether it needs to be treated for a lifetime, or whether it depends on the specific situation of the patient. To put it mildly, it depends on luck, and those who can't stop taking the drug are unlucky.

Behcet's disease is milder, for example, it is only manifested in the oral mucosa, and most of the joints can be stopped, and some of them will not recur for life, but when Behcet's disease is very serious, such as affecting our nervous system, affecting the eyes and even human blood vessels, some of the bad luck will need lifelong medication.

Behcet's disease is often overlooked because the initial symptoms are not severe. Many patients do not regret until they have symptoms such as eye damage, abdominal pain, venous thrombosis, meningitis, etc., and when it comes to this step, they often leave regrets in their lives, when Behcet's disease is severe, it will not only lead to blindness, but also may cause fatal damage to the organs, so we must not take it lightly.

Whether Behcet's disease needs to be lifelong ** needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation of the patient, most patients in rheumatic immune system diseases are easy to **, and can even stop the drug, and some patients may need lifelong **, such as:

1. Mild patients are only manifested in the oral mucosa, **, and joints, and can not develop the disease for a long time, and some patients can not develop the disease for life;

2. Lesions involving the nervous system, eyes, large blood vessels and heavier patients may be lifelong**.

Behcet's disease, also known as Behcet's syndrome, is a systemic disease characterized by the involvement of multiple systems and organs, and the most basic pathological change is vasculitis. All organ systems in the body are vascular, so they can manifest as involvement of multiple organ systems throughout the body.

Not necessarily, if the symptoms improve, the dose can be reduced or temporarily discontinued.