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Bruising
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While still in the MGUS stage ( before diagnosis) has anyone had unexplained bruising? Not anemic or on blood thinners.

posted July 1, 2022
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I get bruising also but found that the slightest bump against a wall or rubbing against something that I would not think causes bruising actually does so I have become watchful of everything I come in contact with and try not to rub against anything. There are many creams out there that will help also once you get a bruise. Best of luck to you!

posted July 10, 2022
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From my experiences waiting can turn into multiple myeloma. It would be best to get a bone biopsy early to see if there is any cancerous cell in the bone marrow. Because I experience the watch and waiting process and mines turn into multiple myeloma. The earlier you catch it the last plasma cells will have develop well cancer herself

posted July 6, 2022
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If you want serious answers to your questions about MGUS, see a MM Specialist and get a bone marrow biopsy.

Trust God!✝️

posted July 3, 2022 (edited)
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

No I would check with your doctor.

posted July 1, 2022
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Yes bruising is known as a result of MM and the meds to cause thinning.

posted January 7, 2023

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