Jim, Myeloma Canada had a webinar this week on complications. One topic was compression fractures. It may not be posted on their site yet, but it was very good.
Jim, When I was diagnosed with MGUS I was also diagnosed with severe osteoporosis. My bones were breaking with no trauma. That was in 2020. In 2023 I progressed to Smoldering. My back is hurting as I write this. What helped me then and now is taking supplements. I take 1200-1400 of Calcium & Magnesium, with extra D3 for absorption and K2 so it goes to the bones and does not clog my arteries. These supplements helped stop my painful legs cramps too. I like MRM Bone Maximizer III because it seems to work better than others. Some people take TUMS with good results. Just don’t forget the D3 and K2. I highly recommend Dr Brandy’s book “Beat Back Cancer Naturally”, to help stop or slow the progression.
Paula🌹
You are welcome Jim, look through their old webinars too. Some have been excellent.
Thank you. I missed seeing the notice for this webinar. Will watch for it on the website. Thanks again.
Can MGUS cause vertebral compression fractures?
MGUS itself typically doesn't directly cause vertebral compression fractures. However, the search results mention that some people experience serious issues with fractures as their condition progresses from MGUS to smoldering multiple myeloma (SMM).
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