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DiscussionIs there anything to help stop or slow progression of MGUS?
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@nboulet Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Have you had regular check-ins with your doctor over the years, to "watch and wait" for any changes? You are proof that we can go for many years with no additional symptoms after a diagnosis of MGUS.
How soon will you be able to see your hematologist? Do you have a list of questions ready to get answered?
Ginger