Yes, Marfan syndrome does affect the life span of a human. It is shown that their life span is cut on average by one third.
Yes, leopard's syndrome can affect your life span, depending on the case it was cause you to lose up to 20 years off your life.
Autism and Asperger's Syndrome do not affect the life span of an individual.
The most common external signs associated with Marfan syndrome include excessively long arms and legs, with the patient's arm span being greater than his or her height.
There is no set height for people with Marfan syndrome. There was even a man who had both dwarfism and Marfan syndrome! People with Marfan are USUALLY taller than unaffected family members, but not always. More important than a person's height are their ratios (arm span to height, upper torso to lower torso), flexibility, condition of their aorta, and condition of their eyes.
what is the life expentancy for individuals with cat cry syndrome
With proper diagnosis and treatment (medications, regular echocardiograms of the entire aorta, following activity restrictions, surgery when necessary), the average life expectancy is in the early to mid 70s: pretty close to the general population. However, without proper diagnosis and treatment, this falls into the 40s.
Kearns-Sayre syndrome is disabling, probably shortens the life span, and few if any patients have children
If a person is severely affected by Hunter's syndrome, life expectancy is about 10 to 20 years. However, some people with the disorder life an almost normal life span.
Early diagnosis and intensive intervention offer the best prognosis for individuals with fragile X syndrome. Adults with fragile X syndrome may benefit from vocational training and may need to live in a supervised setting. Life span is typically normal
Life span is not neccesarily affected by Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, knowing what type you are asking about would help me give a more defined answer.
With appropriate treatment, management, and encouragement, children with Sotos syndrome can do well. Adults with Sotos syndrome are likely to be within the normal range for height and intellect. Sotos syndrome is not associated with a shortened life span.
An overuse of just about anything will affect the life span adversely. In the case of batteries, how severe the effect is would depend on the specific technology used.