Introduction
Behcet’s Disease is a rare systemic vasculitis with relapsing and remitting episodes of acute inflammation involving all sizes and types of vessels, with more involvement of veins more than arteries(1). It usually presents with orogenital apthosis, cutaneous skin lesions, hypopyon, and uveitis(2,3). But frequent involvement of the articular system, central nervous system, and gastrointestinal tracts has also been reported(4). The usual age of onset is on their third decades of life, and males are more severely affected than females(1). The disease is more prevalent in Turkish, Mediterranean, Middle East regions, sometimes referred to as the Silk Road disease(5). It is less frequent in other parts of the world, including the Indian subcontinent(6). The disease is a rare presentation in Nepal, and its prevalence in Nepal is yet to be determined(4). Here we present a case of a 38-year-old male from Nepal with features of Behçet’s syndrome.