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Get the most out of talking to your doctor

Create a discussion guide to help navigate your conversation

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Actor portrayal of a woman in exam room speaking to her doctor

You know yourself best. If things are feeling off, it may not be just getting older—ask your doctor about ATTR-CM and treatment with VYNDAMАХ

Your doctor can help you understand if transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis (ATTR-CM) may be the cause of your symptoms. From there, you can figure out a treatment plan together.

Make the most out of your appointment with these quick tips:

  • Prepare: Make a list of your symptoms, questions, test results, and medications
  • Communicate clearly: Be honest and specific about any health concerns you have
  • Be involved: Ask questions, take notes, and make sure you know your next steps

Create a custom discussion guide to help you log your symptoms and talk to your doctor about ATTR-CM

If you haven’t been diagnosed with ATTR-CM, consider asking your doctor these questions at your next appointment:

  • What causes ATTR-CM to happen?
  • Do my symptoms seem like they could be related to ATTR-CM?
  • If so, what are the next steps to see if I have ATTR-CM?
  • If I do have ATTR-CM, could VYNDAMAX be right for me?
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If you have been diagnosed with ATTR-CM, your doctor can help you understand if VYNDAMAX could be the right treatment for you
Consider asking these questions at your next appointment:
  • Can VYNDAMAX help prevent my ATTR-CM from getting worse?
  • How do I take VYNDAMAX?
  • How can I get VYNDAMAX?
  • What are the possible side effects of VYNDAMAX?
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