How many years can you live with Parkinson s? How many years does Parkinson s live ?

How long patients with Parkinson's disease can live depends on the time when the patient is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, whether it is active, and whether there are serious complications. Parkinson's disease is common in older people, such as those over 60 years of age.

Studies have shown that patients with Parkinson's disease survive about 10-20 years after diagnosis, and if some patients are diagnosed early, such as those diagnosed at the age of thirty or forty, they may survive longer after actively **. However, if some patients have serious complications, especially in the late Parkinson's disease, the patient may only be bedridden, may be prone to bedsores, or lung infection, malnutrition, etc., which may accelerate the patient's death. Therefore, Parkinson's patients can live an average of 10-20 years, or more, and should be aggressive** and may be helpful in prolonging the patient's life.

Parkinson's does not affect the normal life expectancy of people, the early stage of the disease will affect the work status, the middle stage of the disease will affect the life and work conditions, and even the life can not take care of themselves, the late stage of the disease is easy to be combined with lung infection, deep vein thrombosis, late comorbidities, there is a certain impact on the life expectancy, and the impact of nursing work on life expectancy is also small.

The reason why Parkinson's disease is believed to affect life expectancy is that the comprehensive evaluation of the motor symptoms and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease is that no exercise decreases, muscle tone increases, postural reflexes are impaired, it is easy to disappear after drinking, and propranolol is effective. It can be distinguished from primary Parkinson's disease, this disease is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, and the clinical symptoms can have vertebral system symptoms such as muscle tonia and tremor, but this disease has prominent eyeball gaze disorder of rigidity and trunk weight, body muscle involvement is light and better to maintain the flexibility of the limbs, neck extensor muscles are increased, to neck hyperextension, and Parkinson's disease, neck flexion and extension is obviously different.

Parkinson's disease is a chronic, progressive neurodegenerative disease with a survival time of about 10 to 30 years. The survival period of patients with Parkinson's disease is related to various factors such as age of onset, timeliness**, quality of family care in the middle and late stages, and other underlying diseases. Most patients can continue to work in the first few years of the disease, and gradually lose their ability to work after a few years, and in the late stage of the disease, they are bedridden for a long time due to general stiffness and difficulty in moving, and die of complications such as lung infection, urinary tract infection, and pressure ulcers.

1. Timely and effective** can delay the progression of the disease. Once Parkinson's disease is diagnosed, it should be given early protection**, such as monoamine oxidase type B inhibitors (e.g., selegiline), vitamin E drugs, etc.; Symptoms may be initiated when symptoms interfere with normal life or work, such as anticholinergic drugs (eg, trihexyphenidyl), combined levodopa (eg, benserazide levodopa), and dopamine agonists (eg, pramipexole).

2. Careful family care and nursing help reduce complications such as lung infection, prevent accidents such as falls and injuries, and play an important role in prolonging life.

3. If there are other underlying diseases, it is recommended to carry out standardized diagnosis and treatment in the corresponding department.

For patients with Parkinson's disease, the course of the disease may be about 5 to 10 years, but the life expectancy of patients after Parkinson's disease is also different for different patients, because the patient's lifespan is related to various factors such as the progress of the patient's disease, whether the drug is used in time, and whether the family takes care of it carefully.

If the patient's condition progresses very quickly, the family is not well cared for, and the patient does not apply drugs in time, the life expectancy of these patients may be shorter, and there are some patients who use drugs in a timely manner, and the patients are also better at drugs, and the family members take care of them very well, and the patients do not have the risk of lung infection, bedsores, etc., and these patients may live longer.

This Parkinson's disease is not a terminal disease, it does not directly affect life expectancy, my grandfather had Parkinson's disease when he was in his 60s, and more than ten years have passed, and he is still alive and well. However, many elderly people who are sick will fall and fracture due to stiff hands and feet, inconvenient mobility, etc., plus some complications, which will indirectly affect their health and lifespan. So don't panic if you find out that you have Parkinson's disease, you must go to a big hospital in time**, my grandfather was cured by a Medtronic brain pacemaker in a big hospital, and the **** after surgery is also very important, after all, surgery is only to improve symptoms, not completely**, this is a long-term "struggle".

The whole course of Parkinson's disease is about 40 years, and the clinical symptom onset is called the clinical symptom onset period. A gradual decrease in dopamine receptors may occur about 20 years before clinical symptoms appear. This stage is mainly manifested by non-motor symptoms, such as loss or loss of nose sense of smell, REM sleep disorders, constipation, mental and emotional changes, anxiety, depression, etc.

By the time clinical symptoms are absent, dopamine receptors may have been reduced by more than 75%. After the clinical symptoms appear, it can last for about 20 years, and after 20 years, the motor function will be very reduced. But now with DBS surgery, this period can be prolonged.

When you are in bed, you need to rely on the care of your family members, and if you take care of it well, your life can be extended for a period of time, so it is not that Parkinson's disease means that the death period has arrived.

Parkinsonism is generally a disease that middle-aged and elderly people can get. When you have Parkinson's syndrome, it must be done in time**, which is helpful for the improvement of the condition. In patients with Parkinson's syndrome, the lifespan is uncertain.

Normally, patients can live for about 2 to 20 years, depending on the patient's condition and physical condition. In daily life, it is necessary to keep the patient in a good mood and not have too much pressure in life.

Parkinson's disease itself does not affect life expectancy, and there is no difference between the life expectancy of normal people. However, as the disease progresses, it will cause the symptoms to worsen, and some complications will occur, and some motor changes will also occur after the drug**.

Therefore, the complications of Parkinson's disease may affect the life expectancy of patients, when there was no levodopa before, when there was no effective means, Parkinson's patients who could live for more than 10 years were very few, and more than 80% of them had serious disabilities for more than 10 years.

The survival time of Parkinson's disease varies from person to person. In the advanced stage of Parkinson's disease, the 5-year survival rate is high if the family is well cared for, and if the care is not good, serious complications can occur, which can be life-threatening.

The survival time of people with Parkinson's disease varies from person to person. In the late stage, it can cause symptoms such as limb paralysis, dysphagia, and choking on eating, and if the family takes care of them carefully and actively, the 5-year survival rate is higher. If family members do not take good care of them, it can cause serious complications such as lung infections, leading to death in a short period of time.

If a patient with Parkinson's disease can live under normal circumstances, he can still live to forty or fifty years, fifty or sixty years.

At present, Parkinson's disease has become the third killer of middle-aged and elderly health. According to statistics, the prevalence of Parkinson's disease among the elderly over 65 years old in China is that Parkinson's disease has become another common disease in the elderly in China after tumors and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Most of the patients are elderly, lack of understanding of the disease, coupled with the general situation in the current society, children generally go out to work, and rarely can accompany the elderly at home, resulting in many patients fear of the disease, which aggravates the development of the disease, leading to the illusion of "fast death". In fact, many times it is just necessary to know more about the disease, and the family can care and love the patient more, which is of great help to the condition.

In fact, Parkinson's disease does not directly affect people's life expectancy, but if it develops for too long, the disease may cause other serious complications and threaten the patient's life, so in the early stage of Parkinson's disease, we must do a good job of prevention and **, as long as Parkinson's can be controlled, there is basically no big problem. At present, the clinical effect of Parkinson's disease in traditional Chinese medicine has been relatively significant, especially in the early stage of Parkinson's disease.

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Many Parkinson's patients think that Parkinson's is not a big deal, anyway, it will take several years or even more than ten years to develop to the advanced stage, and there is no hurry to talk about it when it is serious. However, what many Parkinson's patients do not know is that Parkinson's disease can lead to many complications such as dementia, depression, insomnia, malaise, pain and digestive tract dysfunction.

Due to the weakening of the patient's mobility, the decline in physical fitness will also induce various infection problems, and in severe cases, it will lead to paralysis. Therefore, patients must not ignore it in the early stage of Parkinson's disease and should do it as soon as possible**.

Parkinson's is a sudden, slow-moving central nervous system disease, and the onset of Parkinson's is related to aging, environmental factors, diet and genetics. For Parkinson's patients, if the best is good, the nursing is better, it will not have much impact on its lifespan, and it is necessary to do a good job in the nursing of Parkinson's patients, if the patient accidentally falls, it may cause cranial damage. In the later stages of Parkinson's disease, mobility becomes poor, and care needs to be taken to avoid lung infections during bed rest, which can shorten the patient's life if these complications are triggered.

Parkinson's can live for a maximum of a few years If you get Parkinson's, you can live up to five years after that.

If you take good care of it, you can live for many years.

Parkinson's disease, also known as parkinsonism, is a chronic progressive neurodegenerative disease characterized by resting tremor, muscle rigidity, bradykinesis, and less abnormal posture.

The pathological basis of Parkinson's disease is due to the decrease in the amount of dopamine in the brain, and the need to replenish the amount of dopamine, enhance the release of dopa, and promote the utilization of dopamine and the best way to do Parkinson's disease.

Specific methods include:

First, the use of drugs, commonly used drugs include dopamine drugs.

Second, surgery**, the main methods of ** are nerve and dissection and directional disfigurement.

However, surgery can only improve symptoms and improve the quality of life, and it cannot improve the disease, and medication is needed to control it after surgery.

Parkinson's life is a long life, and it mainly depends on your medical and health care capabilities.

It will not directly affect the life expectancy of people, but if they are sick for too long, on the one hand, the symptoms will be aggravated, resulting in the patient's inability to move, bedridden, and mental depression, which indirectly affects the life expectancy. On the other hand, patients with Parkinson's disease are prone to falls, and the most feared thing when they are older is to fall and fracture, which is difficult to recuperate.

In addition to these, Parkinson's patients also have to take a lot of medicines, which also causes a great burden on the liver and kidneys.

In general, if you get sick, you must be active**, the early drug control effect is very good, and the implantation of a brain pacemaker in the middle and late stages can be better controlled.

Parkinson's disease is a disease formed by autonomic disorders, so it is necessary to take drugs in time to recuperate, if it is early Parkinson's disease, then timely through drugs **, the general life expectancy is the same as that of normal people, ranging from 20 to 30 years, but if the individual's own physique is relatively poor, and the condition is more serious, then through surgery ** can only have the effect of prolonging life, and the general condition is 5 10 years.

There is no definite number of how long Parkinson's disease can live, which has a lot to do with the patient's mentality and physiological quality, if the patient maintains a good attitude, he can often live to a normal lifespan, this disease is not terrible, as long as he takes a positive ** can achieve better results.

Parkinson's disease is not directly related to the duration of survival, after the onset of the disease is mainly carried out aggressively**, the patient is able to maintain 20-30 years, or even longer. If active ** is not carried out, then it is easy to cause complications. Parkinson's death is closely related to complications, and if the patient has corresponding complications, then the patient's life will be reduced.

Therefore, patients with Parkinson's disease must receive ** as soon as possible, and drugs can be used to carry out **. In addition, some psychological intervention is also required, because the patient will be depressed, so timely psychological intervention is required. It should also be combined with some ** exercises, such as acupuncture, massage, physiotherapy, etc., which are very effective.

Patients with Parkinson's disease have a survival time of 10-20 years, with an average survival of 15 years. The length of this time has a lot to do with the age of onset, the patient's own underlying condition, and the compliance of **.

Parkinson's is a chronic disease, more common in middle-aged and elderly patients over 40 years old, patients can gradually develop muscle and joint stiffness, abnormal posture, urinary disorders and other symptoms, which will eventually lead to the loss of the patient's ability to take care of himself, bed all day long, and eventually die of lung infection, malnutrition and other complications.

Patients with Parkinson's disease are generally divided into early, middle and late stages, if it is in the early stage, then through drugs and surgery**, the general life expectancy is the same as that of a normal person, about 20 to 30 years, plus drugs**, then the recovery is relatively fast. However, if the condition has reached the middle and advanced stages, and the patient's physical fitness is relatively poor, then the general life expectancy is about 10 years, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to consult a doctor, and actively cooperate with the doctor to carry out**.