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Limiting sodium and fluids is part of a wider approach to maintaining good heart health.

A heart transplant is an option for end-stage heart failure in a small number of patients with ATTR-CM.

In some cases, a biopsy taken during trigger release surgery has led to a diagnosis of ATTR-CM.

Genetic testing can identify if your family members are at risk of the disease.

Many aspects of ATTR-CM can lead to fluid retention in the legs.

Thanks to new treatments, liver transplants are now far less common than they once were.

From emerging therapies to navigating daily life, a specialized center can make the difference in managing ATTR-CM.

Don’t be afraid to ask the hard questions; your doctor is here to help you navigate this disease.

Monitoring your eye health and getting prompt treatment when symptoms start can help preserve your sight.

Here are tips to deal with interrupted sleep from night sweats due to ATTR-CM to help improve your quality of life.