Recurrent oral aphthous ulcers, genital ulcers, and uveitis are the three symptoms of Behçet illness, a rare vasculitic ailment. Variable systemic symptoms may occur. The largest morbidity is associated with ocular disease, followed by vascular disease, typically caused by active vasculitis. It might be challenging to distinguish Behçet illness from active inflammatory bowel disease clinically because of the severity of the GI signs.
Behcet's Syndrome illness has an unclear etiology, but the majority of medical professionals think it is an autoinflammatory syndrome. When the immune system, the body's natural defense against disease and infection, unintentionally assaults healthy tissue, it is known as an autoinflammatory disorder. It is believed that the immune system wrongly targets the blood vessels in Behçet's disease sufferers.
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