It started with abdominal pain, nausea, and fainting.
I was treated for ulcerative colitis.
Then endometriosis and depression.
They said it was all in my head.
It’s not.It’s acute hepatic porphyria.

Have you had severe abdominal pain
with other unexplainable symptoms?
You’re not alone. It could be acute hepatic porphyria (AHP), a rare disease often mistaken for something else.

Common symptoms may be related to:
- 1 Central nervous system
- 2 Peripheral nervous system
- 3 Cardiovascular system
- 4 Cutaneous (skin) symptoms
- 5 Gastrointestinal system
- 6 Autonomic nervous system
Learn the signs and symptoms of AHP
It’s a crucial first step in understanding the limitations of this debilitating disease.
Signs and SymptomsLiving with AHP
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Talking to your doctor can lead to a better understanding of AHP.
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There are testing options available to help you confirm an AHP diagnosis.
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