Cardiac Amyloidosis (Stiff Heart Syndrome)
Your heart muscle may receive less blood as a result of this illness. Your heart will eventually lose its ability to pump regularly.
Medical professionals have also referred to cardiac amyloidosis as “stiff heart syndrome.” Some claim that a stiff heart is a sign of cardiac amyloidosis.
In any case, amyloid buildup in the heart can stiffen the heart’s musculature. Additionally, they may weaken the heart muscle and alter the electrical activity of the heart. A dangerous condition is stiff heart syndrome. If left untreated, it could result in congestive heart failure.