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Yes, these symptoms can occur with amyloidosis, particularly when it affects the mouth and tongue. Many MyAmyloidosisTeam members have reported similar experiences. These symptoms often accompany macroglossia (enlarged tongue) which can affect how food tastes and cause oral discomfort. To help manage these symptoms Show Full Answer

Yes, these symptoms can occur with amyloidosis, particularly when it affects the mouth and tongue. Many MyAmyloidosisTeam members have reported similar experiences. These symptoms often accompany macroglossia (enlarged tongue) which can affect how food tastes and cause oral discomfort. To help manage these symptoms, consider working with:
- A registered dietitian who can help adjust food textures and choices
- A dentist who can recommend special mouth rinses or artificial saliva products
- Your healthcare provider to discuss treatment options that may help reduce tongue-related symptoms

It's important to address these issues early as they can impact nutrition and quality of life.

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