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What Will Be My Life Span As I Am Having Moyamoya Brain Disease And Constructive Pericarditis?

I am 32 I was Diagnoised w/ moyamoya Brain Disease in 2009 and March 1 2013 I was Diagnoised with Constrictive Pericarditis( Conjestive Heart Failure I was also Born March 1981 w/ whole in my heart and have Murmur and im curious what my life span is ? I have 3 kids and a husband
Mon, 6 Jan 2014
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Hi i read your query very carefully.

Fortunately your diseases aren't untreatable disease.

For the Moyamoya disease the best treatment strategy is surgery followed by antiplatelet therapy to prevent future stroke (after surgery prognosis is good and all effort is to prevent stroke that may cause paralysis.)

For constrictive pericarditis also the best treatment is cardiac surgery and after surgery if no other cardiac problems are present the prognosis is good.

Hope i answered to your query.
Dr. Benard
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What Will Be My Life Span As I Am Having Moyamoya Brain Disease And Constructive Pericarditis?

Hi i read your query very carefully. Fortunately your diseases aren t untreatable disease. For the Moyamoya disease the best treatment strategy is surgery followed by antiplatelet therapy to prevent future stroke (after surgery prognosis is good and all effort is to prevent stroke that may cause paralysis.) For constrictive pericarditis also the best treatment is cardiac surgery and after surgery if no other cardiac problems are present the prognosis is good. Hope i answered to your query. Dr. Benard