For malignant 2 to 10 years without treatment. There's some people who can live little bit longer. For i termediate and benign forms dont have a limit.
I believe they can generally live a long life. The major complications are infections and broken bones. Eventually there will be a time where you might need blood transfusions because the body will lose its ability to make more blood cells (the bone will condense on itself).
I found out I had very dense bones by accident after taking an x-ray for a possible broken wrist. Aside from breaking both knee caps (a year apart) I didn't think much about the disease until I was in my mid 40's. At that time I began having horrific...
hello, I'm a 16 year old young lady that has had osteopetrosis since I was 6 months old! I had a bone marrow transplant back In 2010 when I was 10 years old, and im getting ready for another one in augustð¸ I've broken over 70+ bones! Please pr...
I'm 66 yrs old with ADO 11 and will soon be looking for orthopedic surgeons who will be willing to explore possibility of total hip replacement due to degenerative osteoarthritis w osteopetrosis. Know of any specialists on the East Coast of the ...