Navigate the
ATTR Road Ahead
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with ATTR amyloidosis, we are here with information and resources to help you make informed decisions.
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Take the next steps on the road ahead with ATTR amyloidosis
Get advice about talking with your doctor and your loved ones.
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Understand your treatment options
Learn about treatment options that may help address the underlying causes of ATTR amyloidosis.
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Build your support system
You’re not alone—find support and resources to help you and your family along the way.
Discover supportHear from people living with amyloidosis
A father and his son talk candidly about the father's diagnosis and moving forward with a positive outlook.
Interested in sharing your personal health experiences?
We want to hear your story. To learn more about the AZ US Patient Voices program and to share your experiences with ATTR amyloidosis as a patient or their friend or family member, email 
MyStory@AstraZeneca.com.
Hereditary ATTR amyloidosis is a form of ATTR that is inherited from family members.
If you’ve been diagnosed with ATTR amyloidosis, knowing if your condition is hereditary is an important next step. Genetic testing can help confirm your diagnosis and provide important information for you and your doctors.
The [Program name] offers no-cost, confidential genetic testing and counseling to patients.
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Practical tips for living with ATTR amyloidosis
Navigating the road ahead is possible, especially with a few helpful tips and
information to keep you moving forward.
- Understanding symptoms
- Talking to your healthcare team
- Tips for family and friends
Actively managing your condition is an important part of living well with ATTR amyloidosis.
Learn about the potential symptoms of ATTR amyloidosis that your healthcare provider may be looking for.
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Your healthcare team will play a vital role in helping to manage your condition.
Learn how to get the most from each visit with your healthcare team.
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Family and friends are often the most important part of the support system for someone living with ATTR amyloidosis.
Get tips and advice on supporting and caring for loved ones—and taking care of yourself.
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