Patient's question:
How should Behcet's disease be treated for the best outcome? My vision is getting worse, and my eyes are becoming less functional. The blood vessels are severely varicose. I often experience headaches. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with this disease. I don't know which treatment method would be better. Should I be more conservative, or should I go for a more direct approach?Doctor's answer:
For Beh?et's disease is a refractory disease, which can cause blurred vision, vision loss, and skin ulcers on the body. Therefore, it is generally recommended to use immunosuppressants for treatment. If vision loss occurs, it is necessary to have a thorough examination at the ophthalmology department of the hospital and then undergo laser treatment. If lower limb varicose veins occur again, it is advisable to undergo surgical treatment, as this can help control the disease.