There are a number of conditions related to myeloma.
Find out about conditions related to myeloma and the different effects they can have on your body.
There are a number of conditions related to myeloma.
A disease in which abnormal proteins are deposited in the tissues and organs of the body, causing damage.
A very slow-growing type of myeloma. Sometimes known as asymptomatic myeloma.
A localised build-up of abnormal plasma cells that occurs either inside or outside the bone.
A benign (non-cancerous) condition characterised by the presence of an abnormal protein in the blood and/or urine. Patients do not have symptoms but have an increased risk of developing myeloma.
A rare type of cancer, also known as plasma cell myeloma. Similar to myeloma, PCL affects the plasma cells that are normally found in the bone marrow and form part of the immune system.
A rare type of plasma cell disorder that can affect multiple systems in the body. POEMS syndrome is also known as osteosclerotic myeloma, Takatsuki syndrome and Crow-Fukase syndrome.
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