What medicine does Behcet's disease use

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Recently, I found that there was something wrong with my body. I was always listless and had no spirit at all. So I went to the hospital for a physical examination. Soon after I came back, I got the report, which showed that I had Behcet's disease. I was a little confused at that time. Today, let me talk about the medicine for Behcet's disease.

What medicine does Behcet's disease use

Drug 1: colchicine: this drug has anti chemotaxis, used to prevent ulcers, iritis, synovitis and phlebitis. 0 at a time. 5mg, 2-3 times a day. The toxic reactions included bone marrow suppression, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhea and constipation.

Drug 2: adrenocortical hormone: prednisone 30 ~ 40mg, oral once a day, intravenous drip of hydrocortisone or dexamethasone for severe cases. After the symptoms were relieved, they were taken orally. Although adrenocortical hormone can relieve the symptoms of oral ulcer and arthritis, the disease often relapses after dosage reduction or withdrawal. The damage to the central nervous system is difficult to cure.

Drug 3: immunosuppressant: immunosuppressant for severe uveitis 50mg, three times a day or 200mg, intravenous injection, once a day or every other day. Attention should be paid to the side effects of leukopenia, gastrointestinal adverse reactions and alopecia. In recent years, cyclosporine A has been used to treat eye diseases. The curative effect on other system damage is not obvious.

matters needing attention

It is very important for patients with Behcet's disease to do a good job of diet nursing, which is conducive to the faster and better recovery of the disease. Moreover, patients with Behcet's disease should also pay attention to nursing oral hygiene on weekdays and keep oral hygiene clean, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.