Sarcoidosis cannot be completely cured. However, it can be managed with treatment. In some patients, the condition disappears on its own.

Many categories of medications are used for sarcoidosis treatment including anti inflammatory agents, medications to suppress the immune system and medications to treat skin lesions. Some patients may require pacemakers or defibrillators to treat cardiac arrhythmias. In some cases, physical exercise is recommended to reduce fatigue.

If the condition cannot be effectively managed using medication, surgery may be required. If the heart, lung or liver have been extensively damaged by sarcoidosis, an organ transplant may be required.

Physical therapy can help alleviate fatigue and respiratory symptoms. Exercising regularly also helps improve endurance and build muscle strength.

Duration of treatment varies depending upon the severity of the illness and patient's medical history. Sometimes sarcoidosis goes away on its own while some patients may have to cope with it for lifetime. For such patients, managing sarcoidosis with regular therapy is important.