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What is the life expectancy of someone with Multiple Systems Atrophy?
Life expectancy of people with Multiple Systems Atrophy and recent progresses and researches in Multiple Systems Atrophy
5 to 10 years -- pneumonia will set in before the disease takes away life
Posted Jul 9, 2017 by Mary 1000
As of 2018 the current life expectancy for MSA is 7 - 10 years after first symptom onset. This is highly variable from person to person. There are known autopsy confirmed MSA cases where a patient survived 18 years.
Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Pam Bower 2952
Between 5 and 13 years
Posted Jan 4, 2018 by Jan 1500
Current thinking is 6-9 years following the first symptoms. However, it is often hard to determine when someone experienced their first symptoms. And if what we know about Parkinson’s holds true, by the time the first symptoms show up, the disease has been present for awhile.
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Posted Mar 23, 2018 by [email protected] 3020
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It is estimated that the person can survive 6 to 7 years, but it depends on the age of onset of the disease. The younger the person, the more years with the disease. Still no cure for the disease.
Posted May 10, 2017 by Lorena 1000
