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Learn about ATTR-CM
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ATTR-CM, or transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis, is a heart condition that often goes unnoticed and gets worse over time
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- ATTR-CM happens when a protein called transthyretin (TTR) breaks down and turns into amyloid. Amyloid can build up in the heart making it harder for the heart to pump effectively
- The amyloid can also build up in other parts of the body. This can result in worsening symptoms and other potential problems like:
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- lower back pain
- stomach issues
- strange tingling or pain in toes or feet
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Your liver produces transthyretin (TTR). TTR is a protein that carries a hormone and vitamin A throughout the bloodstream.
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Over time, the misfolded proteins build up in the heart. This can cause the muscles in the heart to get thick and stiff, which can lead to heart failure.
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Early diagnosis is important.
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ATTR-CM has 2 subtypes:
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Wild-type ATTR-CM (wtATTR)
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wtATTR mainly affects White men over 60 years old
- Wild-type ATTR-CM (wtATTR) occurs when the transthyretin (TTR) protein becomes unstable with age and misfolds
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Hear from Stan, a real patient taking VYNDAMAX
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“Once I learned that VYNDAMAX can help to slow the progression of ATTR-CM, I was eager to begin the treatment journey.”
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The sooner you are diagnosed with ATTR-CM, the sooner you can discuss a treatment plan with your doctor
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Genetic testing and counseling:
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If you’ve been diagnosed with hereditary ATTR-CM, your loved ones may also be at risk.
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It’s important for patients with hereditary ATTR-CM to tell their families about their condition. This allows family members to make a decision as to whether they want to pursue genetic testing and counseling.
Genetic testing will help confirm or rule out the hereditary form of ATTR-CM and may help identify family members who are at risk. Genetic testing is typically performed using blood or saliva samples.
Genetic counseling may be available to help those diagnosed with hereditary ATTR-CM (and their families) to understand test results and potential next steps.
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Explore the impact of ATTR-CM
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