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MGUS with bone pain?

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Feb 10 12:28pm | Replies (36)

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@loribmt

Well, Betty…snicker snort! 😂 Your doctor not having your name correct doesn’t do much to inspire confidence. Oy vey is right!
But your news was great! No MM! I’m doing a happy dance for you! I know the glee is being overshadowed by the Twilight Zone-esque appointment you had and maybe the feeling that the doctor missed something. There are other reasons besides MM and MGUS for light chains to be outside of the normal ranges. But it was important to rule out MM. Besides plasma disorders, conditions like chronic inflammation or an immune system disorder can also cause high levels of free light chains in your blood. You have a number of other health issues that might be causing this. So for now, if this were me, I’d put the MM discussion on the back burner and take try the iron supplements and hope for no constipation. ☺️ By the way, that does seem to be a standard question…

I was happy to see you posted in the Art for Healing support group! ☺️ There are so many of us who rely on our creative side to bring much needed distraction and peace to our body and soul. Wishing you a delightful day. Hopefully you’re feeling much lighter after the non-diagnosis.
Peace ☮️

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in reply to @loribmt Thank you. I saw the hematologist's diagnosis this morning and it says MGUS; however, he has ordered an abundance of labs as a result of yesterday's visit. so for now I will just sit back and rest. I am so grateful for this Mayo Clinic platform, as it has provided me with such support and comfort as I deal with the consequences of being chronically ill while at the same time being surrounded by those people in my life who I thought were supportive of me, but are not. It is comforting to know that there are others in our world who still practice humanity, and who are compassionate to those who may be dealing with the stress of navigating our ever changing healthcare system. I feel so blessed to be part of this community.