Stem cell transplants are not a cure for amyloidosis. They can help reduce symptoms and improve the condition temporarily, but the disease often returns. This procedure is most effective for AL amyloidosis and involves risks, including a long recovery time. It is not suitable for everyone, especially if amyloid deposits are Show Full Answer

Stem cell transplants are not a cure for amyloidosis. They can help reduce symptoms and improve the condition temporarily, but the disease often returns. This procedure is most effective for AL amyloidosis and involves risks, including a long recovery time. It is not suitable for everyone, especially if amyloid deposits are widespread. Always consult your healthcare team to determine the best treatment for your situation.

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