My mother passed away in March 2016 due to Amyloidosis. She was having fatigue issues for about the last six months of her life. She first expressed concern around July of the previous year. Doctors did not diagnose her until Jan 2016. She started having this problem where her legs would secrete water. She would get so embarrassed when she would wake up in the morning with the bed looking like she had gone to the bathroom on it. She was in good health up to this point. No smoking, physically fit, etc. She died after she got into the back seat of the car. Literally mid-sentence. I immediately called 911 and tried to save her myself in the meantime. It was so hard to get her out of the car. I failed. I had to tell her brother that she died in my arms. The whole situation plays back in my head daily.
Hello, can the patient with amyloidosis return to his normal life? Knowing that he has the following symptoms : weakness, diarrhea, weight loss, less appetite and swelling of the feet and hand
I had carpal tunnel from this. When I changed to a carnivore diet it went away and I started building normal protein chains. I am Dx with wild type ATTR-CM.
@lezliesecundaGLP-RD It’s great to hear that switching to a carnivore diet helped alleviate your carpal tunnel symptoms. While diet can certainly play a role in managing certain conditions, it’s important to note that wild-type ATTR-CM (a form of amyloid cardiomyopathy) is a serious genetic condition that requires ongoing management and care. A diet high in protein may support overall health, but it’s essential to work closely with your healthcare team to ensure you're getting the right treatments and guidance for ATTR-CM. Stay proactive about your health, and feel free to discuss any dietary changes with your doctors to ensure they align with your condition.
My mother passed away in March 2016 due to Amyloidosis. She was having fatigue issues for about the last six months of her life. She first expressed concern around July of the previous year. Doctors did not diagnose her until Jan 2016. She started having this problem where her legs would secrete water. She would get so embarrassed when she would wake up in the morning with the bed looking like she had gone to the bathroom on it. She was in good health up to this point. No smoking, physically fit, etc. She died after she got into the back seat of the car. Literally mid-sentence. I immediately called 911 and tried to save her myself in the meantime. It was so hard to get her out of the car. I failed. I had to tell her brother that she died in my arms. The whole situation plays back in my head daily.
Sorry about the experience, May her soul Rest in Peace.
Very traumatic to have to go through. You did everything you could though.
Hi bro do you have wattsap ???
I’m so sorry for your loss.
So sorry to hear about your Mother passing away. You did the best you could do. Wishing you peace in your life.
Thank you so much..I have RA and Lupus.. everything mentioned here fits me to the T
Very useful. Thank u so much.
Hello, can the patient with amyloidosis return to his normal life? Knowing that he has the following symptoms : weakness, diarrhea, weight loss, less appetite and swelling of the feet and hand
I had carpal tunnel from this. When I changed to a carnivore diet it went away and I started building normal protein chains. I am Dx with wild type ATTR-CM.
@lezliesecundaGLP-RD It’s great to hear that switching to a carnivore diet helped alleviate your carpal tunnel symptoms. While diet can certainly play a role in managing certain conditions, it’s important to note that wild-type ATTR-CM (a form of amyloid cardiomyopathy) is a serious genetic condition that requires ongoing management and care. A diet high in protein may support overall health, but it’s essential to work closely with your healthcare team to ensure you're getting the right treatments and guidance for ATTR-CM. Stay proactive about your health, and feel free to discuss any dietary changes with your doctors to ensure they align with your condition.
Damn think im going though this now.
Information 👍
Thank u 😊
You are welcome.
My mother have same issue. Now she is at CCU ans the stage is very critical
I hope she gets well soon.
My father😢😢😢😢😢
The 5 to the the TT
To funny weird woman I dated when I was desperate had all symptoms. And name was Amy. I care for people but she was a pawn
I don't think so.