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When in remission from multiple myeloma, the immune system can show signs of improvement. For instance, people in remission may experience:

- Higher red blood cell counts
- Lower calcium levels
- Less bone pain
- Fewer bone lesions

However, even during remission, some cancer cells may remain, and ongoing follow-up Show Full Answer

When in remission from multiple myeloma, the immune system can show signs of improvement. For instance, people in remission may experience:

- Higher red blood cell counts
- Lower calcium levels
- Less bone pain
- Fewer bone lesions

However, even during remission, some cancer cells may remain, and ongoing follow-up appointments and treatments are often necessary to monitor and manage the disease.

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