A fit and healthy woman, who lifts weight and does domestic work, caused her chronic back pain, surprised to diagnose blood cancer. Sharan Hagan said, apart from regularly in the gym, he also took care of his health.

However, after finishing the lifting, he injured his back, and when he tried to get it out, a week pain turned into a long, continuous time. In the gym, his trainer urged Sharan to see Physio. A physiotherapist suggested that he had a problem with the disc and determined a string of exercise to help spread the tissue between his vertebrae.

Initially, the pain decreased, but then one morning he suffered a major setback. “I couldn’t. I couldn’t sit. It was as if someone was stabbing me in the back,” she remembers. “Later that day, I felt this severe pain, and I collapsed,” she says. “I thought it was probably because I had low blood pressure and I did not eat enough. But it was not so. Then I went to see my physio and explained that I could not do any practice now because I was in real pain,” she said.

Sharan did his MRI, which showed abnormalities in his bones. Some more tests diagnosed several myeloma – a type of white blood cell responsible for the production of antibodies that affect plasma cells. In many myeloma, cancer plasma cells form in the bone marrow, exclude healthy blood -forming cells and are potentially leading to various complications such as bone pain, anemia and kidney failure. MRI scans can reveal the disease, which appears as small dots in bones.

Myeloma is a rare cancer, but according to data, its rates have increased by 10 percent in the last decade and predicted to grow with 8,300 new cases per year by the 2030s.

After 18 months of his diagnosis, Sharan, who originally lived from Sri Lanka, was declared a cancer -free, in which he took treatment that included immunotherapy and chemotherapy. He also conducted a monthly blood test to monitor his progress.

What is multiple myeloma?

According to experts, many myeloma occurs when healthy cells turn into abnormal cells that multiply and produce unusual antibodies called M protein. This change begins a waterfall of medical issues and conditions that can affect your bones, your kidney and your body’s ability to make healthy white and red blood cells and platelets.

Some people have many myeloma without symptoms, but blood tests show symptoms of conditions that can become many myeloma. Doctors say that there are no known treatment for many myeloma, various treatment can help people live as long as possible during the quality of life. But there is a possibility of long discounts.

Symptoms and symptoms of many myeloma

There are many symptoms of many myeloma, such as bone pain, often the first sign that you can notice. Other symptoms include:

Weakness in your arms and legs and sensation of numbness in your arms and feet. Multiple myeloma can affect bones in your spine, causing them to collapse and press on their spine.

• Fatigue and fatigue
• nausea and vomiting
• Is not hungry
• Unexplained weight loss
• Unexplain can be a symptom of bacterial infection
• Easily bleeding
• Fonder

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