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Yes, there are several treatment options available for tongue enlargement (macroglossia) in amyloidosis:

1. The primary treatment focuses on managing the underlying amyloidosis, which may include chemotherapy or other medications depending on your specific type.

2. Surgical options are available, including plasma Show Full Answer

Yes, there are several treatment options available for tongue enlargement (macroglossia) in amyloidosis:

1. The primary treatment focuses on managing the underlying amyloidosis, which may include chemotherapy or other medications depending on your specific type.

2. Surgical options are available, including plasma radiofrequency ablation - a minimally invasive procedure that has fewer side effects compared to traditional surgery. For voice-related symptoms and laryngeal amyloidosis:

1. Surgical excision (complete removal) or debulking (partial removal) of amyloid deposits can help improve symptoms and maintain function.

2. Regular follow-up with your healthcare team is essential to monitor any changes and adjust treatment as needed. Be sure to report any new or worsening symptoms, particularly shortness of breath, wheezing, or changes in coughing.

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