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MGUS and pain

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@kkieft Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect! My condolences on losing your sister, and kudos to you for going forward with being tested.

As you read the posts here, you will find that many people are handed a diagnosis of MGUS and continue to live on without any progression to smoldering multiple myeloma. And your story is yet another one!

When a blood test is taken, a patient's gender and age are also factored in to the results. That may show up different for everyone. Just a hint! Have you thought about the low back pain being associated with seasonal reduced activity, likewise the fatigue? We often "slow down" in the winter months.
Ginger

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@gingerw I have because I have had a history of seasonal depression. I have been keeping up with an exercise routine 3-4 days a week. Also involved with a small group of women that are active together a couple times a week.
But…. although I join them, get out of the house, I don’t always find that I am able to participate in the planned activities.
Any suggestions on foods I should or shouldn’t be eating..
When trying to look up on web I seem to get just advertisements.
Thank you!
Karen