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April 9
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BP stable. I guess what I really want to know is what diuretics are people on for the heart failure issues and how do they work for you?

April 11
A MyAmyloidosisTeam Member

If you have low bp you really shouldn’t use diuretics

April 10
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What types of diuretics are most commonly used for cardiac amyloidosis?

The search results mention that diuretics (water pills) are commonly recommended for cardiac amyloidosis to help remove extra fluid from the body, reduce blood volume and pressure, and relieve symptoms like shortness of breath and swelling. However Show Full Answer

What types of diuretics are most commonly used for cardiac amyloidosis?

The search results mention that diuretics (water pills) are commonly recommended for cardiac amyloidosis to help remove extra fluid from the body, reduce blood volume and pressure, and relieve symptoms like shortness of breath and swelling. However, the specific types of diuretics aren't detailed in the available information.

Diuretics are used to manage heart failure symptoms in cardiac amyloidosis, but it's important to work closely with a specialist experienced in treating amyloidosis. Some heart failure medications that work for other conditions can actually be harmful for people with cardiac amyloidosis, so your care team will need to carefully select the right medications for your situation.

Your doctor can recommend the most appropriate diuretic type and dosage based on your specific condition and how your body responds to treatment.

April 9

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