How To Treat Amyloidosis
Underlying Condition Treatment

Although there is no cure for amyloidosis, research indicates engaging in underlying condition treatment is beneficial to the patient. The most common underlying condition seen in those with amyloidosis is anemia, which is easily treated with an increasein iron intake. Depression is also a common underlying condition, and though treatment depends on the severity as well as the individual, treatment often includes some type of psychotherapy. Individuals with fatigue due to amyloidosis will typically be referred to a nutritionist for diet change recommendations and required to rest, and those with kidney disease may begin treatment, some of which were discussed previously, to decrease the progression of the disease and maintain the current level of kidney function.
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