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Did Anyone Else Lose Their Sense Of Taste After Diagnosis Of Amyloidosis?
I’m feeling well just think I have lost my sense of taste. It may have been before I actually was diagnosed and before I started Vyndamax.
Fortunately I haven’t lost my sense of taste or smell. I’ve been on chemo since 2022.
Have not lost any taste
I haven’t lost it but everything tastes crappy especially chocolate!
I definitely lost my sense of taste well into my Chemo treatments. Once past Chemo my sense of taste gradually came back, although still a year later, not totally. Prior to Amy I used to nibble on chocolate peanut clusters but now and then I will try one and they just do not taste as good as they used. to.
And Mike, on another topic what did you decide regarding an e-trike? I am now riding mine almost every day. vern
Yes, loss of sense of taste can be a symptom of amyloidosis. This can occur due to the involvement of the nervous system, which may affect sensory functions. If you or someone you know is experiencing this symptom, it is important to discuss it with a healthcare provider for proper management and support.
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I Have The Wild Type Attr And Have Been On Vyndamax For 10 Months And I Have Lost My Sense Of Taste, Has Anyone Else Have This Problem.
Question: Did Anyone Lose Their Sense Of Taste And When Or If Did You Ever Get It Back?? Seems Like I Lost Mine A Few Months Back.
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