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Is there anything to help stop or slow progression of MGUS?

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@anneschanck

I have a gammatonie monoclonale. I have osteoporis since 30 years and i take medis, biphosphonats, prolia and so on. I take this medis since 30 years, then it gets better and after not taking medis it’s bad again. Infeel sick, but nobody is so terribly interested. I would like to do no more anything a live as long as i live!

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thomhorowitz | @thomhorowitz | Dec 28, 2024

Most all oncologist add the label hemotologist. I work with a “blood” pathologist. They are few and hard to find out of academic circles. My favorite is Dr Thomas Hirose at UCIrvine

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