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What is the life expectancy of someone with Takayasus Arteritis?
Life expectancy of people with Takayasus Arteritis and recent progresses and researches in Takayasus Arteritis
i woukd say you can easily live to your old ages if you take medications, follow up with your drs and live a heathly life.
Posted Mar 29, 2017 by Megan 1000
In my case they told me that my Life is cut in half, so im 26 now and have untill around 40 something. But om me they Found it too late, so i have it all over my body except my head.
But hey! Im going to make it the best 40 years of my life ❤️
But hey! Im going to make it the best 40 years of my life ❤️
Posted Apr 16, 2017 by Audrina 800
Well this one I've proved wrong...I was given 3 months to live w h e n diagnosed in 1984 but I'm doing well except for th e carotid artery bypass n stent....God knows
Posted May 31, 2017 by Salosh 3601
Unsure
Posted Sep 10, 2017 by Vandanaa Suran 1700
the average life expectancy
Posted Sep 11, 2017 by Taylor 2650
My son's gone through the worst cuts and major operations to anuryausm other blood vessels had auto transplant to kidneys due to disease his living with disease since 2014 had chimney endograft last year so worst case scenario they've done it all and his only turning 17 this year very sad mom
Posted Jan 29, 2019 by Gayna 100
I was diagnosed with 19 years of age, I am currently 31 years old. I am in follow-up with the doctors and take my medication daily and try to lead a healthy life. To this day I have not had important communications but I trust that it is God who keeps my life and gives me the strength every day. I have a 14-year-old girl, I took her first day to the nursery by the hand, I took her to elementary school also on the first day, I took her back her first day of high school.
My desire is to continue accompanying her the day she goes to college, the day she gets married and when she has her family. I hope to see it grow for many years to come.
I would also like to say that when I was discovered the disease 12 years ago they told me that I was very bad and that there was no recovery and that they gave me a forecast until I was 30 years old and that from there I would have complications. At the moment I am stable.
My desire is to continue accompanying her the day she goes to college, the day she gets married and when she has her family. I hope to see it grow for many years to come.
I would also like to say that when I was discovered the disease 12 years ago they told me that I was very bad and that there was no recovery and that they gave me a forecast until I was 30 years old and that from there I would have complications. At the moment I am stable.
Posted Oct 13, 2022 by ANA BELEN 100
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With a proper treatment, the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 93% of the patients achieved a remission of the disease.
The 5-year survival is 90-95% and the 15 years of the 85%, but in more severe cases low to 65%. The concurrence of major complications (retinopathy, hypertension, aortic insufficiency, aneurysms, cerebral ischemia, ischemic heart disease, etc...) and a progressive course, predict a generally poor prognosis. In any case, the survival is variable of some geographic areas to others, probably due to genetic variations and to differences in the health care dispensed. The main causes of death are heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, pulmonary hypertension, stroke, intestinal ischemia, rupture of aneurysms, kidney failure, and postoperative complications.
The 5-year survival is 90-95% and the 15 years of the 85%, but in more severe cases low to 65%. The concurrence of major complications (retinopathy, hypertension, aortic insufficiency, aneurysms, cerebral ischemia, ischemic heart disease, etc...) and a progressive course, predict a generally poor prognosis. In any case, the survival is variable of some geographic areas to others, probably due to genetic variations and to differences in the health care dispensed. The main causes of death are heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, pulmonary hypertension, stroke, intestinal ischemia, rupture of aneurysms, kidney failure, and postoperative complications.
Posted Aug 13, 2017 by Rosa 800
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Because it is assumed that if not treated is deadly.
Posted Sep 2, 2017 by Angie Cortéz 3550
