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case_images: The clinical presentation of Behcet's disease in a 29-year-old woman during the initial visit. (A) White plaques and multiple ulcers on the dorsum of the tongue, also diffuse erythema affecting the soft palate and tonsillar area. (B-F) Multiple ulcers and erosive lesions on the lateral side of the tongue, upper labial mucosa, and buccal mucosa. (G) White plaques and erythematous lesions on the hard palate extended to the oropharynx. (H) Ulcers on the genital area.
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case_images: Erosive lesions, multiple ulcers, and white plaques that could be scraped off, leaving erythematous areas, were also found from the palate to the oropharynx (Figure 1). 
case_images: The clinical presentation after three months of treatment. (A-I) The oral mucosal lesions showed significant improvement and completely healed.
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case_images: Two weeks after the last visit, the intraoral ulcers were nearly completely healed, as illustrated in Figure 2.
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case_images: The initial visit presented the clinical manifestation of Behcet's disease in a 24-year-old woman. (A) Stretch marks on the skin of the legs due to long-term use of steroids. (B-E) Multiple ulcers on the upper labial, lower labial, right buccal, and left buccal. (F) White plaques and multiple ulcers on the dorsum of the tongue. (G) Multiple ulcers on the palate.
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case_images: Yellowish-white plaques that could be scraped off, leaving areas of erythema on the dorsal surface of the tongue, were also observed (Figure 3).
case_images: The clinical presentation at the last visit following one month of treatment. (A-F) The lesions observed throughout the oral mucosa showed significant healing, indicating a positive response to treatment.
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case_images: Two weeks after the second visit, the intraoral ulcers were completely healed (Figure 4).
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case_images: Clinical presentation of Behcet's disease in a 41-year-old female patient at the initial visit. (A) Skin lesions on the arm. (B) Scleral hyperemia and redness in the left eye indicate ocular involvement. (C) Painful genital ulcers. (D-H) Multiple ulcers affect the oral mucosa, including the lower labial mucosa, dorsum, lateral, and ventral sides of the tongue, as well as the palate.
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case_images: Furthermore, the intraoral examination showed multiple ulcers covered with a yellowish-white pseudomembrane, surrounded by erythematous areas on the dorsal and lateral sides of the tongue, hard palate, and lower labial mucosa (Figure 5). 
case_images: Physical examination findings after three weeks of treatment. (A-F) All lesions had completely resolved.
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case_images: One week after the previous visit (Figure 6), marked improvement of the lesions was observed, with no new ulcers appearing.