COPD is progressive disease. So periodical assesement and adequate management is to be followed. Life expectency depends on many more parameters and COOD management.

There is nothing like that we can predict the life expectancy after diagnosis of COPD. It varied from person to person, their current lung function and their risks of frequent worsening of the COPD aka “Lung attack”. Consult a pulmonologist to get tested her for her lungs capacity and to optimise the treatment. I do have 96 years of COPD patient on my follow up and he is doing well. So don’t worry

Hi. I understand your concern. COPD can be treated with proper medications. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same

In copd there is no much change of life span

COPD is a progressive disease if right treatment is given ie phenotypic management can lead a normal life but with medication COPD is not a cancer disease to predict life expectancy COPD is a preventable and treatable disease Medication cannot reverse the condition only stops it's  progression to complications most important being 1.respiratory failure/corpulmonale 2.cardiac complications These are the complications which has high mortality Some times there might be overlap with other disease/comorbidities which can further complicate the condition

If symptoms are adequately controlled, then nothing to worry much.