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Does anyone else have MGUS?

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Mar 17 1:03pm | Replies (726)

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“Monoclonal gammopathy results from clonal proliferation of plasma cells or antibody secreting B-cells, producing large amounts of homogenous immunoglobulin or light chain fragments. An “acute” or transitory monoclonal spike has been reported in association with a spectrum of acute and chronic inflammatory illnesses, including viral infections.“
https://www.htct.com.br/en-acute-monoclonal-gammopathy-in-severe-articulo
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* This pertains to an M spike found in 2 older patients who actually had a severe Covid infection.

Stay tuned for more…😄

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https://www.mdpi.com/2075-1729/13/3/734

This was a stable patient who had MGRS and relapsed after getting her 2nd Moderna vaccine- resulting in an acute worsening kidney disease and hemodialysis for the rest of her life.

I look at these as smoking guns- not proof- but worthy of exploring further.

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