Neurogenic Bladder Due to Neuro-Behcet Disease: A Case Report

Behcet's disease is defined as a systemic vasculitis that has unknown etiology and characterized by recurrent oral aphthous ulcers, skin rashes, eye involvement (iridocyclitis with hypopyon), and genital ulcers. Involvement of the bladder in neuro-Behcet disease is quite rare, and its incidence has been reported as approximately 0.07%. Our case had Behcet disease for 20 years and lower urinary tract symptoms with urinary incontinence for 2 years. Anti-cholinergic treatment was initiated after the urodynamic examination. This case report has been presented to emphasize the importance of diagnosis in Neuro-Behcet disease with bladder involvement.