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MGUS: Please, let me know I not alone

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Jun 3, 2023 | Replies (144)
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@colleenyoung

@cctoo, it would be interesting to ask your doctor about the possible relationship between Monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) and thyroid issues. People with MGUS are known to be at an increased risk of bone fractures. You'll want to careful to lower your risk for falls. I'm glad to hear you don't have any bone pain. Have you had a bone density test?

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cctoo. Catherine Crowley | @cctoo | Oct 31, 2020

Yes I have had two reds scans and both mentioned bad osteoporosis! But so far no pain or bones broken! I am 84!

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alexia | @alexia | Jan 17, 2022

Just saw this post. I wonder if there’s a gene that links lMGUS with Hashimotos’s (autoimmune hypothyroidism and hyperlarathyroid. I was diagnosed with the first two within months of each other and one or 2 years prior to that hyperparathyroidism, or maybe one causes another.

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