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Monoclonal Gammopathies or monoclonal proteins IN the blood may or may not be MGUS Hi David- Can I message you directly regarding my situation? I am sick and not getting any good answers. My hematologist
Continue readingMGUS and SMM are Pre-Myeloma- precursor diagnostic stages of the blood cancer called multiple myeloma. Think of the term pre-myeloma the way you think of Colon polyps as pre colon cancer or Barrett’s
Continue readingHigh risk smoldering myeloma patients want to slow the inevitable progression to full multiple myeloma. Yet few patients want the toxicity and potential for side effects that come with chemotherapy. TBL-12
Continue readingDear David- I just got a diagnosis of MGUS (monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance) this week. I’ve been called a hypochondriac, weird, and all kinds of names because for 6 months now
Continue readingDear David- I have was diagnosed with Smoldering Myeloma (SMM). I did not want chemo, or radiation, or a bone marrow transplant. I started eating a mostly raw food diet instead. I had a couple blood tests
Continue readingThank you kindly for sharing this important and valuable information. Last year, immediately following my 2nd Moderna Covid vaccination my CBC blood test revealed elevated gamma levels in my red blood
Continue readingSolitary Bone Plasmacytoma (SPB) is a diagnosis of pre-myeloma in which monoclonal proteins have caused only a single plasmacytoma or lesion in the patient’s bone. A diagnosis of SBP can be further
Continue readingPre-MM diagnosis (MGUS, SMM)? Don’t watch and wait. Undergo evidence-based, non-toxic therapies shown to kill MM- Evidence-based non-toxic pre-myeloma therapy? Pre-Myeloma is comprised of 3 diagnoses-
Continue readingAs you will read in Mary’s account, MGUS, a pre-myeloma stage, was not well-understood by oncology. Mary’s journey, in her own words, is written below. Mary Slocum was the first MGUS survivor
Continue reading“The good news is that, according to research, your nutritional supplementation and diet are “prehabilitating” you. By this I mean that, on average, you should respond to the induction
Continue reading“Relative risks have the appealing feature of summarizing two numbers (the risk in one group and the risk in the other) into one…” Hi David: We have previously conversed about diagnostics-
Continue reading“And yes, there is a tiny amount of kidney damage. I’m guessing that your type of monoclonal proteins are damaging your kidney health.” Hello. My name is Brook. I am 42 years old and an
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