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July 7
Waking up dizzy and lightheaded with myeloma can have several possible causes, and it's really important to take this seriously — especially since it's affecting your ability to function.
Some myeloma-related reasons for dizziness include:
- Anemia – low red blood cell count causing weakness and lightheadedness
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Waking up dizzy and lightheaded with myeloma can have several possible causes, and it's really important to take this seriously — especially since it's affecting your ability to function.
Some myeloma-related reasons for dizziness include:
- Anemia – low red blood cell count causing weakness and lightheadedness
- Dehydration – very common with myeloma and its treatments
- Hypercalcemia – high calcium levels in the blood causing dizziness and confusion
- Kidney issues – myeloma can affect kidney function, which may cause dizziness
- Hyperviscosity – thickened blood slowing flow to the brain
- Medication side effects – many myeloma treatments can cause dizziness Since you can't function and the dizziness is significant, please contact your doctor or care team today — don't wait. They can run blood and urine tests to figure out what's going on.
In the meantime, try sipping water steadily and move slowly and carefully to avoid falls. Your safety comes first right now. 💙
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diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.
Dizziness and Multiple Myeloma
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