How many years does a 70 year old Parkinson s live?

If you are already 70 years old this year, then you may be able to live for about ten years in the future, and I think it is no problem.

When many patients hear about Parkinson's disease for the first time, such a disease will undoubtedly affect their normal work and study, and they are at a loss, and they do not know what it is, so they will consult a professor or doctor, and they may be shocked again, this is a disease that cannot be cured at present, and it will gradually worsen over time and affect their lives. At this point, the nerves of patients and their families tend to be tense, and many problems arise in the brain. Let me share with you how many years you can live with Parkinson's disease.

Step Method:

1. First: Parkinson's disease is common in middle-aged and elderly people, with an average age of 55 years old, but there are also a small number of young people who will get the disease.

2. Second: Pathologically, Parkinson's disease is due to degeneration in the substantia nigra part of the midbrain, which produces a neurotransmitter called dopamine, and the production of this neurotransmitter is gradually reduced due to the lesion, and the output required for normal balance of the body cannot be maintained, so the limbs will have abnormal symptoms such as involuntary tremors, stiffness, and slowness.

3. Third: the disease itself is not fatal, and it will not affect the life expectancy, but it will affect the quality of life, the condition will gradually worsen over time, the patient can not do without drugs for life, and long-term medication will also produce ***, plus the disease is mostly middle-aged and elderly, and the influence of various factors, the patient eventually dies because of complications.

Parkinson's disease will not heal itself, the main reason for Parkinson's disease is that the production of dopamine in the body is reduced, which may be related to age, and also has a great relationship with the aging environment. Therefore, once the patient suffers from Parkinson's disease, it cannot be cured by itself, and once symptoms appear, such as static tremor wallpaper, and abnormal posture and gait, it is necessary to carry out symptomatic application of drugs.

If it's very serious, I think I can live for ten years, and I must accompany her more in these ten years.

Hello, there are uncertainties in these, there is no absolute relationship with life, it varies from person to person, the key depends on your ** situation.

It is possible to live for more than 10 to 20 years after the onset of motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease. Before the motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease, there are some manifestations called prodromal manifestations, which include constipation, nighttime sleep yelling, called REM sleep behavior disorder, and some anxiety and depression. These prodromal manifestations can appear 10 to 20 years before the motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease appear, so the entire course of Parkinson's disease can be as long as 30 to 40 years.

Don't stay up late at night, have a regular schedule and rest, and don't play with mobile phones and computers for a long time.

Parkinson's disease generally does not affect lifespan, but if Parkinson's disease reaches the middle and advanced stages, there are serious comorbidities that may affect the patient's lifespan. In general, Parkinson's disease can survive for 10 to 20 years or even longer after diagnosis.

Parkinson's disease itself does not affect lifespan, so how long you can live with Parkinson's disease is not a generalization. If there are no other complications of Parkinson's disease, the survival time is still relatively long, but if Parkinson's disease is combined with other complications, such as fracture, paralysis, pneumonia, etc., this is the most fatal key. Therefore, once you find out that you have Parkinson's disease, you must be reasonable**.

How long can you live with Parkinson's.

Many elderly people develop Parkinson's disease, which is probably more than 1.7 million people in our country. It brings great inconvenience to the life of patients and their families, not only can they not take care of themselves in their personal lives, but also affect the quality of life of the whole family.

The question of how long can you live with Parkinson's. In clinical discussion and treatment, it was found that the disease does not threaten the patient's life. With the continuous innovation and progress of medical methods and levels, more and more patients with Parkinson's disease can maintain a high level of motor function and quality of life throughout their lives.

Parkinson's daily care is very important, and in terms of Parkinson's diet care, it is necessary to ensure that the patient is able to resist the disease through diet, so the diet should ensure that there are sufficient nutrients.

Experts point out that if patients do not get timely and reasonable ** after the appearance of symptoms, it is easy to lead to a decline in physical function, or even unable to take care of themselves, and then various complications, such as pneumonia, urinary tract infection, muscle and joint rigidity, malnutrition, etc., will threaten the life of Parkinson's disease patients.

Symptoms of Parkinson's.

1.General symptoms.

It is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, with insidious onset, patients over 50 years old account for more than 90% of the total number of patients, and the chronic progressive course requires help after 5 to 8 years. Tremor, rigidity, akinesia (or decreased movement), and postural and balance disturbances are the main manifestations.

2.First symptoms.

There are individual differences, and early diagnosis is easy for those with hyperactivity as the main manifestation. The first symptoms are tremor (rigidity or slowness of movement (dysfunction and/or) dysgraphia (gait disorders (myalgia, spasms, and pain (mental disorders such as depression and nervousness, etc.) (speech disorders (malaise and muscle weakness (drooling, and masking) (each). It is generally accepted that the average time from onset to diagnosis is a mean year.

Parkinson's is a progressive and progressively worsening disease, and patients in the early and middle stages, if they cannot effectively control it, are prone to a series of complications, and the late stage will affect their lives. If the progression of the disease is actively controlled, you can generally live to an age that is no different from that of a normal person.

Symptoms of Parkinson's 1General symptoms are more common in middle-aged and elderly people, with a insidious onset, patients over 50 years old account for more than 90% of the total number of patients, and chronic progressive disease course, about half of the patients need help after 5 to 8 years.

How many years do people with Parkinson's disease live? Everyone's physique is different, so the survival time is also different.

5 10 years is not a problem, it is a chronic neurological disease, the whole body is stiff, and the life can not take care of itself. It is necessary to walk slowly every day.

How long a Parkinson's patient can live is not the only answer, but is closely related to the progression of the disease, the individual's physical condition, and the Parkinson's** and Parkinson's care done.

The onset of Parkinson's disease is between 40 and 70 years old, and the peak of onset is before the age of 50 and 60 years, and it is more common in men than women in the early morning. Onset is insidious and progresses slowly, often presenting with inactivity, sluggishness, or postural changes. The main factors that gradually worsen are resting tremor, increased muscle tone, bradykinesia or slowness, and autonomic disorders.

Extended information: Parkinson's laboratory tests.

1. Routine examinations are generally within the normal range, and some individuals may have changes such as hyperlipidemia and abnormal electrocardiogram of diabetes.

2. Blood cerebrospinal fluid examination can detect a decrease in dopamine level and a decrease in the concentration of its metabolite hypervanillic acid. The content of serotonin metabolites and -hydroxyindole acetic acid decreased; decreased dopamine hydroxylase; The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) was significantly reduced by somatostatin and the level of -aminobutyric acid.

3. Molecular biology examination and biochemical detection were carried out by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and other HPLC others, which could detect and detect that the content of HVA in cerebrospinal fluid and urine was reduced. Gene mutations may be found in a small number of patients with familial PD, using DNA blotting technology, other Southern-blot, PCR, DNA sequence analysis, etc.

Parkinson's disease is a type of neurological disease that is relatively common in the extremities. Usually the onset of the disease in the elderly is around the age of 60, and the onset of Parkinson's disease in adolescents is relatively rare. Parkinson's disease generally does not affect the patient's lifespan.

How many years should you live? Am I taking good care of it? It should live for ten years and suffocate you.

The correct method of traditional Chinese medicine is to warm and replenish Zhongjiao, and after healing, you will live longer than your peers!

Theoretically, Parkinson's disease does not affect human lifespan, and many famous people suffer from Parkinson's disease, and the survival age is very long, and there are many people over 90 years old, and it is not uncommon to be over 100 years old.

Parkinson's disease itself does not affect the number of years of survival, but its complications and comorbidities can affect the age and quality of life.

1. Infectious diseases: Parkinson's ** exercise is reduced, which often leads to cough weakness and poor expectoration, the most common is combined with lung infection, severe lung infection can be fatal, and lung infection that does not heal will also significantly affect the quality of life.

2. Urinary tract infection: the patient's mobility decreases in the later stage of the disease, the time spent in bed increases, the chance of urinary tract infection increases, and the severe case can also be life-threatening.

3. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases: Parkinson's disease patients are often older, often accompanied by heart disease, hypertension, cerebrovascular disease and other problems, which can affect life.

4. Accidental danger: due to the patient's increased muscle tone, decreased exercise and tremor, outdoor exercise or home climbing, etc., the ability to avoid danger is significantly reduced, and there is potential danger.

Parkinson's in his 70s usually has the same survival time as a normal person.

Parkinson's disease generally does not affect the normal life expectancy of people, Parkinson's disease is a common degenerative disease of the nervous system in middle-aged and elderly people, mainly characterized by resting tremor, bradykinesia, muscle rigidity and postural balance disorders. With the help of drugs**, most patients can achieve effective improvement in symptoms and quality of life, with little impact on survival. In the advanced stage of the disease, they will be paralyzed, unable to swallow food and drink, and unable to take care of themselves.

If patients do not receive better care, they may develop malnutrition, leading to emaciation and decreased immunity. In addition, long-term bed rest is prone to lung infections, as well as back and buttock bedsores.

However, there is currently no effective drug that can stop the progression of the disease, let alone **. In the process of disease progression, surgery, traditional Chinese medicine, ** and psychological ** can usually be cooperated. In addition, patients with early and intermediate Parkinson's disease should eat more high-fiber and high-vitamin diets and avoid high-protein diets as much as possible.

1.In fact, Parkinson's disease, as a common disease in middle-aged and elderly people, will worsen with age, and eventually lose life due to multiple organ failure caused by various complications.

2.But strictly speaking, Parkinson's disease itself is not a fast-fatal disease and generally does not affect lifespan. With the continuous innovation and improvement of the best methods and levels, drugs and surgeries can improve the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, and more and more patients can maintain a high level of motor function and quality of life for a long time.

Therefore, it is important for people with Parkinson's disease to take care of them properly.

3.However, if the patient does not receive timely and reasonable **, it can easily lead to a decline in physical function, and even the inability to take care of oneself, the disability rate is high, and the course of the disease is long, which causes great pain to the patient and also causes a serious burden to the family and society. In the end, various complications such as pneumonia, fractures, pressure ulcers, etc., will occur, and eventually affect the patient's life.

Therefore, Parkinson's disease is a disease that requires long-term management, follow the doctor's advice and **, cooperate with various ** and care, in this case, usually does not affect the patient's lifespan.

It is important to get Parkinson's disease right, and you can consider understanding how Parkinson's disease should be based on the situation of different people. It is almost a miracle that the disease is not serious when you don't take medicine in your 70s, because this disease can be life-threatening if you don't use the right methods. Parkinson's DiseaseWestern Medicine** can only control the disease, but cannot really improve the disease.

In the early stage, when the symptoms of Parkinson's disease are not severe, it is difficult to control the disease without taking drugs in the later stage, and the occurrence of Parkinson's disease will affect daily life and work, so it is recommended to control the disease through oral drugs, and oral drugs generally start to control the symptoms from a small dose, and the acceptable range will not be increased. Although Parkinson's disease is a disease of the nervous system of middle-aged and elderly people, it is also related to various problems such as aging, ethanol factors, and environmental toxic factors. Therefore, Parkinson's disease should be based on drugs, and the auxiliary method should consider massage and acupuncture, which are all good ways, but in the process of the disease, it will threaten the motor system, and the mental system will also have an impact on brain function.