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could i change my life expectancy?

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Active and healthy: By keeping yourself healthy, eating a diet with fruits &amp; vegetables, limiting red meat, exercising &amp; not smoking, you can reduce the chances of becoming diabetic or hypertensive. These things decrease your chances of stroke, heart attack &amp; certain cancers.  Avoiding drugs and excessive alcohol also keeps you healthier.  By doing these things, you should be healthier, and hopefully live longer

Question 2

liscencephaly average life expectancy?

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Variable: It is important to understand that the brain may dictate bodily function. If lisencephaly is part of  miller-dieker syndrome  death may occur before age 2, but sometimes infants may live longer.  Remember if the patient cannot feed themselves and is bed-ridden-they are prone to pneumonia, infection-which may lead to an earlier death.Also important are other associated congenital abnormalities.

Question 3

what is the current life expectancy in the u.s.?

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Life Expectancy.: The life expectancy for U.S. in 2019 was 78.87

Question 4

what is the average life expectancy of a person?

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78-ish...but: The average life expectancy for an american is about 78, but that is just a statistic. 

You control some factors that help determine your personal life expectancy- smoking, obesity and inactivity will shorten your life span, while eating more fruits/vegetables, watching your weight and increasing your physical activity will lengthen your life span and hopefully add to your quality of life too.

Question 5

what is the life expectancy for someone with lupis?

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Can be normal: In the 1950s, 60% of lupus patients died within five years. Now, more than 90% survive beyond five years. Many lupus patients have non-life threatening disease. Kidney or brain involvement portends a worse prognosis.

Question 6

what is the average life expectancy of adults in the u.s.?

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According to: SSA.gov, average life expectancy for a male born today is 83 years, for a female 87 years.  There is an interactive calculator on the site to estimate life expectancy based on age.

Question 7

what is the life expectancy of someone woth kearn- sayres syndrome?

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No data about this: Life expectancy is generally reduced but there is no data available to tell us how much it is reduced. It depends on the complications of the disease, especially if there are cardiac problems.

Question 8

life expectancy with 80% oxygen levels?

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Almost normal: Stage 1 very mild COPD with a FEV1 about 80 percent or more of normal..

Question 9

how long is the life expectancy for emphizima ?

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Depends: If you are still smoking-it is a whole lot less than if you stop.  Could be decades if you stop.

Question 10

whats the life expectancy with chronic myocarditis?

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Myocardtitis: Largely depends on the status of the left ventricular function. Some patients will see recovery of cardiac dysfunction others do not and can in the worse case lead to either transplant or a device to help the heart (LVAD).

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