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I think loss of memory is more to do with age and the amount of things you are trying to keep up with 🙂
Amyloidosis itself does not directly cause dementia or memory loss. However, there is a connection between amyloidosis and dementia. Amyloidosis involves the abnormal buildup of amyloid proteins in various organs, which can lead to organ damage. In Alzheimer's disease, a type of dementia, amyloid deposits are found in the Show Full Answer
I think it’s more the treatment than the disease
I certainly do not have memory problems… mine are all physical, in particular, difficulty breathing. Can manage all other problems as I’ve had do many of them for a long time. It’s very hard to work out which issue is amyloidisis or a separate entity.
Spinal stenosis = severe back pain
Neuropathy = dead feet and legs
Pins and Needles= cervical osteotomy
Constipated
Severe breathing difficulties
Carpal tunnel surgery
You name it I’ve been there !
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