Behcet's Syndrome - Treatment Ulcers: • Treatment: Topical steroids • Prevention: Colchicine • Azathioprine for refractory disease Arthritis: • Colchicine +/- NSAIDs • Azathioprine and/or TNF-α inhibitors for refractory disease Skin manifestations: • Most manifestations can be treated with topical steroids + colchicine • Prednisone for refractory lesions • Derm referral for unusual or refractory lesions Ocular disease: • Early ophtho referral • Systemic steroids + azathioprine (for post. uveitis) Neuro disease: • Systemic steroids + (azathioprine vs. other immunosuppressive meds) Vascular disease: • Systemic steroids + other immunosuppressive meds • +/- Anticoagulation (case by case) • Surgery may be needed for aneurysms Intestinal disease: • Sulfasalazine, prednisone, and/or azathioprine • TNF-α inhibitors for refractory disease - Dr. Eric Strong @DrEricStrong - Strong Medicine https://www.youtube.com/c/EricsMedi #Behcets #disease #Syndrome #Treatment #management #pharmacology #rheumatology
