Cindy, Usually you don’t have symptoms or they are vague and not very troublesome. Was your MGUS found through a blood test? If it is MGUS - it is not cancer and can progress to the next step which is Smoldering Myeloma (pre-cancer) or it may not turn into anything at all. Hal is right and most doctors will advise not to treat MGUS and ,aybe not even treat Smoldering Myeloma until it turns into Active Myeloma. Hope this helps. Love, Marcia 🌸

MGUS has no symptoms except elevated immunoglobulin in your blood. No treatment is necessary or advised. The side effects of any treatment would be worse than the disease. There may be clinical trials for those with MGUS to determine if early treatment can prevent MGUS from becoming myeloma.

Definitely see a someone that specializes in Multiple Myeloma.

If you have MGUS, don't rush into treatment which can be worse than the disease. Count your blessings that you don't have active myeloma.

Yea it was found accidentally, some iga kappa protein, in my blood test. So now I’m taking a urine test.