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Several factors can affect the prognosis of amyloidosis, including
• Which specific gene mutation you have
• Which organs are affected
• How early the diagnosis was made
• The amount of amyloid buildup in organs

For example, some gene mutations like V71A have better outcomes (85% survival at 10 years) while others like Show Full Answer

Several factors can affect the prognosis of amyloidosis, including:
• Which specific gene mutation you have
• Which organs are affected
• How early the diagnosis was made
• The amount of amyloid buildup in organs

For example, some gene mutations like V71A have better outcomes (85% survival at 10 years) while others like S50R may have more challenging prognoses. Early diagnosis is particularly important as treatment can begin when amyloid protein levels are still low and before significant organ damage occurs. The good news is that with ongoing advances in treatment options, including medications that can slow disease progression, the outlook for people with amyloidosis continues to improve. Your healthcare team can develop a personalized treatment plan based on your specific type and symptoms.

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