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Can MM And AL Amiloidosis Be Seen In The Same Person?
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Yes, multiple myeloma (MM) and AL amyloidosis can sometimes occur at the same time in the same person. Both conditions arise from plasma cells, and while they are distinct diseases, they share some underlying mechanisms related to abnormal protein production by plasma cells. This can lead to both conditions presenting si... read more

Yes, multiple myeloma (MM) and AL amyloidosis can sometimes occur at the same time in the same person. Both conditions arise from plasma cells, and while they are distinct diseases, they share some underlying mechanisms related to abnormal protein production by plasma cells. This can lead to both conditions presenting simultaneously in a patient.

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