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How long does it take for MGUS to progress to Multiple Myeloma
Hi Chris,
It depends on your type, IgG, IgA or others. Kappa vs Lambda. It also depends on whether you have translocations, deletions or additions. I have IgA Kappa which is higher risk to progress. I also have t(14;16) which is rare and high risk once I am diagnosed with MM. I am currently Smoldering. I was told when I had MGUS that progression could take 20-30 years, but after doing research, I saw my type progresses quicker. Diagnosed with MGUS 2020. SMM 2023. MM is still pending. Some people with MGUS never progress and have no symptoms. I had symptoms and severe osteoporosis. I recommend Dr Brandy’s book “Beat Back Cancer Naturally” to help you make changes in your diet and what supplements to take. My good numbers went up and bad numbers went down after taking some of the supplements he recommends. If you can get your immune system, which is in your gut, to get as heathy as you can, you may be able to keep it from progressing.
Paula🌹
Thank you for the tips Pbldini ,& the book tip. Will look it up
After watching some of Dr Brandy’s talks online, I was amazed at how smart he is. He has MM too and is doing quite well.
Monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) is a condition where plasma cells produce an abnormal protein, but it is generally benign and symptom-free. However, there is a concern among those diagnosed with MGUS about its potential progression to multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer. Here are key points Show Full Answer
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