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Is AA Amyloidosis Systemic

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December 8
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How long does it typically take to diagnose what type of amyloidosis you have?

December 19
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Yes, AA amyloidosis is a systemic condition. It occurs when amyloid deposits, formed from serum amyloid A (SAA) protein due to chronic inflammation, build up in various organs like the kidneys, liver, or heart, potentially causing widespread damage. Proper management of the underlying inflammatory condition is crucial to Show Full Answer

Yes, AA amyloidosis is a systemic condition. It occurs when amyloid deposits, formed from serum amyloid A (SAA) protein due to chronic inflammation, build up in various organs like the kidneys, liver, or heart, potentially causing widespread damage. Proper management of the underlying inflammatory condition is crucial to controlling its progression.

December 8

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