Behcet's Disease is a chronic rheumatic illness, initiated through
the bodies immune system being over-reactive, and producing unpredictable
episodes of inflammation which affect mostly the small blood vessels.
Symptoms may occur wherever there is a blood supply. Most can be
suppressed by the right and relevant treatment. To date the cause
is still unknown. It is not known if the disease is hereditary,
but this is suspected (some families do have the disease in different
generations). It is not thought to be an infection.
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We are making an effort to present you with the entire spectrum
of information on Behcet's Disease. The emphasis of
this site deals with providing support and information. In
the meantime you can contact us at our e-mail address:information@behcetsuk.org.
If you are not familiar with our organisation and your first contact
with us is online please take the time to acquaint yourself with
the site: We are confident that this website will answer your needs
and questions.
At the click of a mouse, visitors to this site are able to access
hundreds of pages to find answers to their most frequently asked
questions on subjects such as diagnosis, medications, caring for
your eyesight, what symptoms to look for and the effect Behcet's
Disease can have on your life. You can pick up some handy hints
for treating ulcers and find out the best way to manage this illness.
Designed as a 'first port of call' for anyone concerned about their
Behcet's Disease, the website is packed with information that is
reassuring, accurate and easy to understand. We would particularly
recommend the conference section and the information section.
It is hoped that the site will help to allay fears, dispel myths
and raise awareness of the importance of having prompt treatment.
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