Patient's question:
I am a Behcet's disease patient. What should I do? Will this disease ever be cured? Because I have never had this disease before, I want to ask if this disease requires hospitalization for treatment. If hospitalization is necessary, how much will the hospitalization costs be? Because my family's financial situation is not good.Doctor's answer:
Behcet's disease is an autoimmune disorder. Treatment can initially be symptomatic based on the patient's condition. If oral ulcers reappear, local sprays for ulcer treatment can be used. If symptoms of optic nerve atrophy occur, drugs to regulate the nerves can also be considered. During treatment, it is important to use corticosteroid drugs and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for synergistic therapy.