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  • What to Know About Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (aHUS)

Mindful Matters: aHUS

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Taking Care of Yourself

Self-care if you have aHUS is just as important as the medical care you need.

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Finding Care and Support

Learn about the resources and care team members available to you for comfort, education, advocacy, and encouragement through your life with aHUS.

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Be Your Own Advocate

You are your best advocate when it comes to caring for your aHUS. Learn your rights as a patient, how to research and understand your condition, and more.

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Understanding Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome

After an atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome diagnosis, it’s important to learn about what causes episodes, why you have it, and how best to manage it.

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Managing Your Condition

Although there’s no cure for aHUS, there are several ways to manage the disease, including improving red blood cell and platelet counts. Learn more about treatment options.

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