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The original answer here was "75 age", but that is highly unrealistic answer. The Charge Syndrome website talks about a 70% mortality rate before age 5. As charge is weakness of multiple vital organs which can fail anytime after that... even years later, no real estimate can be given.
With improvements in healthcare the outlook can be positive. One case lived to be 52 years.
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