Ig M IgG Anti Cardiolipin Antibody (ACA) and Ig M Ig G Anti Beta 2 GP 1 if positive the treatment can use warfarine
Use of standard anticoagulation therapy in Behcet diseases is controversial,
the best management of vascular thrombosis in Behcet disease is IV Methylprednisolone/ cyclophosphamide, AZA, Aspirin.
However Anticoagulants (warfarin) may be considered for reducing the risk of post-thrombotic syndrome, but the risk of bleeding should be evaluated carefully because of an increased prevalence of accompanying arterial aneurysms in such patients.
Anticoagulation can be used especially in cases of pulmonary vasculitis with the mainstay treatment immunosuppressant
Yes we can use enoxaparin and warfarin in conjunction with the immunosuppressants
Dipyridamole and Nataspin H are best mild anticoagulants, which can substitute the aspirin or in double/ triple combination.
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