Amyloidosis is a rare, complex group of diseases caused by abnormal protein (amyloid) deposition in organs and tissues, disrupting their function. Often misdiagnosed due to non-specific early symptoms, it can affect the heart, kidneys, nerves, or digestive system—making timely recognition critical. This guide explores Amyloidosis early signs, easily missed red flags, evidence-based treatments, and practical home care tips to support management and quality of life.

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Many elderly people find that their calves and ankles easily swell in the afternoon or evening—deep marks are left by the edges of their socks; pressing on the swollen skin leaves a small indentation that takes a while to heal. This is often simply attributed to "getting old and having less agility" and easily dismissed. However, seemingly common edema may actually hide significant health risks, such as heart, kidney, or liver problems, or vascular diseases. If not addressed promptly and intervened early, these underlying conditions may gradually worsen. So, which types of edema require immediate medical attention? And what can be done in daily life to alleviate or prevent this swelling?

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of irreversible vision loss in adults over 50, yet early symptoms often go unnoticed. Catching AMD in its early stages—dry AMD—can slow progression and preserve central vision. Learn how to self-test at home, recognize warning signs, and take proactive steps to protect your eyesight.