After decades of relying on treatments approved for other diseases, on January 15, 2021 the FDA approved the first drug for AL Amyloidosis. Truly a game-changing, monumental advancement in the treatment of this disease.
While there is no special diet that will cure or treat Amyloidosis, both healthy eating and following doctor-recommended restrictions are essential. Guest blogger Lori Grover offers some tips on dealing with dietary changes.
Have you recently been diagnosed with Amyloidosis? Wondering if joining a support group, whether online or in person, would be right for you? This may help you decide.
An inside look into the state of amyloidosis today, based on 575 online responses. Read about patient demographics, symptoms, getting to a diagnosis through the physician community, treatments, and how life has changed post-treatment.
Starting treatment for AL amyloidosis can be a scary and difficult. The uncertainty of it all can be overwhelming. If you’re worried about what you’re about to face, our treatment survival guide offers some tips and tricks from patients who have been there.
