Welcome to Connect, @monte22. MGUS generally is perceived as not having many symptoms but as other members, such as @laurinea, can attest to, they do have symptoms such as neuropathy, night sweats, etc..

I’ve found a number of conversations in the forum with other members. I realize that you’re having a difficult time being able to cull through them yourself but if you could read a little bit, there is a discussion where there is a lot of information. Here’s the link:

~Does anyone have any info on MGUS treatment or risk of progression?

@nick86 had similar questions about anxiety and what to take to slow the progression of MGUS. Other members in this discussion with sage advice are @pmm and @gingerw,
@leslie2121 is taking Curcumin to help with inflammation and @remainanonymous has mentioned the possible use of Metformin to slow the progression of MGUS.

There are many other members offering up suggestions and things that have helped them. So if you’re able, please read through the comments a couple at a time.

Everyone’s case is a little different so something that may work for them may not be suitable for you. I’m so sorry you’re having such a terrible time with side effects. May I ask what you’re experiencing?

MGUS can progress into a blood condition called Myltiple Myeloma which can have some serious complications and more symptoms.
When was the last time you’ve been evaluated for your condition?