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Sarcoidosis prognosis
Prognosis of Sarcoidosis: quality of life, limitations and outlook, from research and from people who live with it.
There is chronic and some that go back into remission
Posted Mar 31, 2018 by Cathleen 1900
Once again everyone is so different. Some people it only affects a short time and then tends to go away. Other people will go into remission and have occasional flares, and other people will have a chronic condition that seems to get progressively worse. Only time will tell how yours will progress.
Posted Jul 4, 2018 by msinky 2550
Its chronic some people live good lives. It all depends on the individual
Posted Oct 8, 2019 by Lashawn 2500
It is a chronic Condition and sometimes Progress of Condition. It can go into remission and sometimes it doesn't.
Posted Mar 8, 2020 by Elizabeth 4800
Mine is a chronic condition. My life revolves around doctors appointments, testing's, and medications. I have read about people who get better and it can go into remissions, but so far that is not me. I expect my life to be very similar to the last few years.
Posted Jan 18, 2021 by Althea 4550
Almost two thirds of patients with sarcoidosis eventually achieve remission with few or no sequelae. In about 50% of patients who have spontaneous remission, remission occurs within the first 3 years after diagnosis. Fewer than 10% of these patients relapse after 2 years.
(According to Mercy Manuels)
(According to Mercy Manuels)
Posted Sep 14, 2023 by Emma Johnson 2500
