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Educator Message: MGUS Member Educator Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: MGUS Date: 06/06/2007 On June 5, 2007 I was diagnosed with MGUS. On June 1, 2007 my only aunt on my dad's side passed away from cancer. I am presently pursuing a MA in Sociology with an intent to do a PhD. This really keeps me focus and my mind on other matters than on my condition. I wonder whether or not my condition will/can develop into myeloma, etc., and when. Athough I am worried as there is no cure and no cause as to why the MGUS exists in people, I am thankful I am alive. Keep the faith and try to focus on other good things in life, my aunty usually said. Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message Oncrx Message: RE: MGUS Doctor / Nurse Oncrx Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: RE: MGUS Date: 06/06/2007 your aunt has good advice. Monoclonal gammopathy typically causes no signs or symptoms and doesn't require treatment. In most cases, monoclonal gammopathy is not related to a serious disorder. However, close follow-up is often recommended for people with monoclonal gammopathy due to their increased risk of cancer. About 1 percent of individuals with monoclonal gammopathy ultimately develop multiple myeloma or a related cancer. Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message
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