There is no accurate clinical data on the approximate life expectancy of hypoparathyroidism, which depends on the severity of the disease and the prognosis of the patient. If the patient is actively treated under the guidance of a doctor, life expectancy may not be affected. If hypoparathyroidism is detected early and the progression of the disease is controlled through timely treatment, the patient’s survival time is relatively long and can effectively improve the quality of life and reduce the risk of death. If the disease is detected late and the patient’s condition is more severe and cannot be controlled after regular treatment, the prognosis is poor and the symptoms cannot be improved, then the patient’s disability rate or risk of death is higher and the survival time will be shortened. At present, hypoparathyroidism has been detected, and it is recommended to target treatment as soon as possible. The main purpose is to correct hypocalcemia to return to the normal range, which should be done according to the doctor’s instructions.