What are the characteristics of Behcet s canker sores? How can you tell the difference between Behce

Behcet's disease is a disease of the systemic immune system, while oral disease is just an anaerobic infection. Oral disease is one of the clinical symptoms of Behcet's disease, and there is an essential difference between the two. Patients do not need to be overly nervous, and should pay attention to drinking more water, supplementing vitamins, and exercising more to improve the body's immunity.

One is the whole body and the other is just the mouth.

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.

Behcet's disease is a systemic chronic disease. It is more common in young adults. Characterised by oral ulcers, ocular lesions.

The first symptoms of Behcet's disease are not much different from the general ** canker sores. Ulcers are multiple, usually 3 to 5. It often involves the soft palate and oropharynx and is painful.

It starts as a small nodule and quickly develops into an ulcer the size of a grain of rice or soybean. Round or irregularly shaped, with well-defined but untidy edges, varying shades. The base of the ulcer has a light yellow covering, and redness is visible.

Behcet's disease of oral ulcers, in addition to ulcers, can also affect multiple systems throughout the body, such as the eyeball, joints, nervous system, heart, blood vessels, gastrointestinal tract, kidneys, etc.

Many people do not know about Behcet's disease, so that many people with mouth ulcers have no accurate understanding of the disease. It is easy to treat the mouth ulcers of Behcet's disease as ordinary mouth ulcers, and the condition deteriorates due to the failure to seek medical attention in time.

Behcet's disease is diagnosed if there are eye lesions, ** lesions, and a positive needle prick reaction on the premise of mouth ulcers.

Behcet's disease canker sores are characterized by at least three attacks per year, during which one or more apricot red nodules may appear on the mucous membranes, collection of soft palate, etc., and form ulcers, which can resolve spontaneously after seven to 14 days without leaving scars.

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 medically known as Behcet's disease, and its mouth ulcers are characterized by long duration, wide range, depth and difficulty. 1.Long-lasting: Behcet's canker sores persist compared to regular canker sores.

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Behcet's mouth ulcers are characterized by: repeated mouth ulcers, pain, deep ulcer surface, mostly white or yellow at the bottom, multiple ulcers can appear in multiple parts at the same time, including tongue, lips, palate, pharynx, etc., most ulcers can improve on their own, but they are reversed, severe pain and severe pain, affecting eating. Behcet's canker sores may also cause lesions of other organs such as eyes, **, joints, etc.