How many years can Parkinson's disease in his seventies live?

Parkinson's disease is Parkinson's disease. The main features of Parkinson's disease are progressive bradykinesia, myotonia and tremor. The disease progresses slowly at the initial stage, and then gradually accelerates, and the patient's symptoms will gradually worsen. Early detection and early treatment are more important. How many years a 70-year-old patient with Parkinson's disease can live is usually related to the stages of Parkinson's disease. If the patient's Parkinson's disease is in the early stage, the life expectancy of the patient is usually the same as that of the ordinary people. However, if the patient is not treated in time, the disease has developed to the middle and late stage, and the life expectancy is usually related to the treatment scheme and whether the patient has complications, usually 3- 10 years, so it is necessary to comprehensively analyze the life expectancy of patients with Parkinson's disease.

1. Early Parkinson's disease: If a patient with Parkinson's disease in his 70 s has just been diagnosed and is in the early stage of Parkinson's disease, the first symptom of the patient is tremor, rigidity or slow movement. If patients can control the symptoms of Parkinson's disease by taking levodopa, selegiline, amantadine and other drugs according to the doctor's advice, at the same time, they should actively adjust their living habits and eating habits and carry out rehabilitation training, such as going to bed early and getting up early, and properly exercising Tai Ji Chuan. The food eaten is mainly digestible and non-irritating, such as porridge, vegetables and noodles. , very good control of Parkinson's disease. Even if patients are over 70 years old, they can still have almost the same survival time as normal people.

2. Advanced Parkinson's disease: Generally speaking, among patients in their 70s, Parkinson's disease is in the advanced stage. The survival time of patients is related to the treatment scheme and the complications of patients. If patients have no other complications, they can generally take drugs such as levodopa, pramipexole, Ntokapen, amantadine, etc. according to the doctor's advice, or adopt surgical treatment such as brain pacemaker, so that the symptoms of patients are obviously improved and patients can survive for 5- 10 years. Patients with Parkinson's disease in the middle stage will aggravate symptoms such as bradykinesia, static tremor and increased muscle tension, while patients with Parkinson's disease in the late stage will have symptoms such as stiff limbs, dysphagia, difficulty in walking and long-term bed rest, and are prone to complications such as lung infection, fracture, bedsore and dysphagia, which may lead to the end of the patient's life within 3-5 years.

Parkinson's disease is a common slow progressive dyskinesia in middle-aged and elderly people. With the increase of age, the incidence rate gradually increased. Current treatment can only improve symptoms, but not cure diseases. Most patients can continue to work in the first few years of illness, but they will gradually lose their ability to work after a few years.