Memory problems in people with multiple myeloma can be caused by chemotherapy, known as "chemo brain" or "cog fog." These cognitive issues can also be directly caused by myeloma, due to high levels of calcium or abnormal proteins in the blood that interfere with blood flow in the brain. The context does not specifically ... read more

Memory problems in people with multiple myeloma can be caused by chemotherapy, known as "chemo brain" or "cog fog." These cognitive issues can also be directly caused by myeloma, due to high levels of calcium or abnormal proteins in the blood that interfere with blood flow in the brain. The context does not specifically mention lenalidomide (which I believe you meant to refer to as "lenalidomide") causing memory loss directly. It's important to discuss any concerns about memory loss with your healthcare provider, as they can help determine the specific cause and appropriate management strategies.

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