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Researchers are actively studying new medications that may be able to remove amyloid proteins that have already formed deposits within organs. While current treatments focus on stopping or slowing the formation of new amyloid deposits, the development of medications that can remove existing deposits is an important area of Show Full Answer

Researchers are actively studying new medications that may be able to remove amyloid proteins that have already formed deposits within organs. While current treatments focus on stopping or slowing the formation of new amyloid deposits, the development of medications that can remove existing deposits is an important area of research.

For ATTR-wt specifically, several medications have been approved in recent years that help prevent the buildup of amyloid deposits, including:
• Tafamidis (Vyndamax/Vyndaqel)
• Acoramidis (Attruby)
• Vutrisiran (Amvuttra) It's important to stay connected with your healthcare provider and keep up with new research and clinical trials. Regular monitoring helps track treatment effectiveness and allows for adjustments to your care plan as new treatment options become available.

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