I find this helpful. Although remember, MGUS is not multiple myeloma, and is not cancer. But the normal ranges of lab results are helpful as I read my reports. I know if my numbers are stable or if something is inching up that my doctor should take a look at. I add any abnormal lab results to my notes when I see the physician for the first time and every time I see him subsequently.
https://www.myelomacentral.com/livingwithmm/multiple-myeloma-treatment-monitoring/understanding-multiple-myeloma-lab-test-results