1. < Blood Cancers & Disorders

Is there anything to help stop or slow progression of MGUS?

Posted by amyboylan1 @amyboylan1, Oct 12 10:14pm

I am wondering if there is anything anyone is doing to stop or slow the progression of MGUS. I m recently diagnosed and have a lot to learn. My oncologist said there is nothing that can be done. Also could some of you share how long you have had MGUS. I am like I’m sure like all of you very concerned about my MGUS processing. Thank you.

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Blood Cancers & Disorders Support Group.

anneschanck | @anneschanck | 3 days ago
In reply to @sheryl71 "OH WOW!!!! Congrads I went to see my hematology my levels just go up high but..." + (show)
@sheryl71

OH WOW!!!! Congrads I went to see my hematology my levels just go up high but not to high and then low so its up and down. I don't any kinda of medicine for any of the pain I have I have to live with it day to day. I was by my hematology Dr that MGUS doesn't hurt but I don't know I've been hurting for years and I never have any energy tried all the time . So I had my
Physician run test for Lupus so now the blood levels are high for this also MY SED RATE is 43mm/hr its not suppose to go pass 30mm/hr so now off to see Rheumatologist Dr . So now I'm worried about this because it could either be Lupus which I don't have all the systems or it can be autoimmune disease which is scareds me. I will have to try this diet that your applying too what is the diet would like more information

Jump to this post

I have a gammatonie monoclonale. I have osteoporis since 30 years and i take medis, biphosphonats, prolia and so on. I take this medis since 30 years, then it gets better and after not taking medis it’s bad again. Infeel sick, but nobody is so terribly interested. I would like to do no more anything a live as long as i live!

REPLY
View MoreView Less
Please sign in or register to post a reply.