Multiple myeloma can be tricky. That’s because it sometimes has no symptoms. Or the signs look like other illnesses. What causes multiple myeloma? No one knows exactly, but certain things can ...

This is Allison’s personal multiple myeloma story, and others may be different. Allison is a paid spokesperson for GSK.

A woman with incurable cancer has told how the disease turned her life upside down — and caused her to shrink four inches. Debbie Archer, 60, had suffered a bug bite while gardening and was trying to ...

In multiple myeloma, abnormal plasma cells multiply in your bone marrow — the soft, squishy tissue in the center of bones where new blood cells are made. Experts don't know what causes multiple ...

Multiple myeloma usually does not show any symptoms in the early stages. The only diagnosis comes from routine testing of blood or urine. There is no exact cause of multiple myeloma. Symptoms are ...

Instead, multiple myeloma develops due to genetic mutations (changes) in the DNA of plasma cells. What causes these genetic mutations is not fully understood, but a combination of environmental ...

Multiple myeloma causes changes in the blood cells that may lead to physical signs and symptoms. When you see your healthcare provider, they will probably ask about your symptoms and when they began.

Although the cause of multiple myeloma is not known, research shows that genetic changes in the DNA of a single plasma cell set into motion a chain of events that turn a plasma cell into a myeloma ...

Multiple myeloma cells are highly proliferative ... There is preliminary evidence that BCMA treatment, she says, can cause patients to develop hypogammaglobulinaemia 9, an inadequate humoral ...

A stem cell transplant can be a good treatment for multiple myeloma. A successful transplant gives someone with multiple myeloma new, healthy bone marrow. It replaces the bone marrow harmed by myeloma ...