How many years can 60-year-old coronary heart disease live?

Coronary heart disease is coronary atherosclerotic heart disease. There are no specific data on how many years a 60-year-old coronary atherosclerotic heart disease patient can live.

Generally speaking, if coronary atherosclerotic heart disease patients can receive timely and effective treatment and a healthy lifestyle, survival time is usually not greatly affected. Some patients can even control the disease through appropriate treatment and lifestyle adjustments. However, if coronary atherosclerotic heart disease patients are seriously ill and do not receive timely and effective treatment, their survival time may be affected to some extent. In addition, if the patient's daily living habits are bad, such as smoking, alcoholism, lack of exercise, etc., it will also adversely affect the disease, thus affecting survival.