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Celiac already ruled out...the ttg-iga test was negative....im afraid of mm or al amyloidosis maybe..?
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You don’t say what your symptoms are but you can get tested for amyloidosis. This is relatively rare, especially in someone your age. But, depending on your symptoms, you could see your doctor and get tested. If there is another diagnosis based on your symptoms, your doctor can evaluate you and make an alternate diagnosis and provide treatment. Good luck to you!
Answered 5/4/2023
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