Super late to the party but I was recently diagnosed with smoldering myeloma (still going through testing to determine damage.) Plasma cells at 20%, legion on C3. Dr said I "shouldn't" be having symptoms but I have been for quite some time: intermittent fatigue, weakness, bone pain, back pain and tender at C3, very strange pinpoint sores on knuckles with swelling, numb toes, Reynaud's syndrome, infections that take a long time to heal, and I just woke up in the middle of the night with another tender bump/sore on one of my toes (they tend to pop up during the night).

All the info I find on the 'nets say that there are no symptoms but I feel vindicated that others are experiencing them too. I wonder if people just have super busy lives or get these unusual but easily-dismissed symptoms and don't pay them much mind. ? I have been out of work for a while, no kids, a relatively quiet life so I notice small changes in my body. Hopefully, though, these aren't 'created' by my mental state. If so, wow. How amazing is our physiology?

It's been a very long time since the OP. I am hoping for at least a slow progression and high quality of life to you all.