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#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @lisaraniray (verified account) - Take a walk with me. Long post ‼️ I get a lot of messages about Multiple Myeloma and while I try my best to address as many as I can, I thought it'
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Take a walk with me. Long post ‼️ I get a lot of messages about Multiple Myeloma and while I try my best to address as many as I can, I thought it’s time to share a few of my personal insights on my MM journey. 1. Treating multiple Myeloma is like running a marathon - not a sprint. Accept that this will be a long road with lots of opportunity to learn- though sometimes it will be hard. 2. Find the right doctor. You are not only a patient - you are a customer. You have every right to ask questions about your treatment, interview the medical professional and keep looking for the right doctor. I went with a different hematologist than the one who diagnosed me because I needed someone who would be a cheerleader and optimistic about my chances. 3. Once you have your medical team, put together your Healing Team. Become the CEO of your health. 4. The root cause of disease should be addressed. A shift in mindset, personal development work to address old traumas and often a change in patterns and lifestyle is crucial 5. HOPE 6. With luck and some faith, walking this path can help you face your fears, find meaning, connect with what truly matters and transform your life into a richer, deeper experience. Consider yourself very fortunate if thats the case. Not everyone makes it. (Thats another topic entirely) Not everyone evolves through cancer or grows in positive directions. This journey takes PATIENCE AND HOPE No shortcuts or hacks that I know of. Just the hard, deeply human work of facing the abyss. Cancer is scary. I have come to understand healing is holistic and lifelong. What would you like me to discuss next? I can only share my own anecdotal experience, I cannot share medical advice 🙏 Wearing gorgeous @mishalakhani kaftan #MultipleMyeloma #52andthriving #MMsurvivor #lisaray
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @dr.tiffanypompa (verified account) - Check out 5. Here are five symptoms that can be cancer-related but often have benign explanations: As an oncologist, this is simply how my mind works
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Check out 5. Here are five symptoms that can be cancer-related but often have benign explanations: As an oncologist, this is simply how my mind works. Every symptom I mention has non-cancerous causes — but persistent symptoms deserve attention. Here’s what I watch for… 1. Persistent back pain. While most back pain is musculoskeletal, it can occasionally signal cancers like multiple myeloma, pancreatic, ovarian, lung, breast or spinal tumors, especially if it’s new, unrelenting, worse at night, or doesn’t improve with typical treatments. 2. Unexplained weight loss. Losing 10 pounds or more without trying can be a red flag for various cancers, though it’s also common with stress, thyroid issues, diabetes, or other non-cancer conditions. 3. Fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest. Cancer-related fatigue is often profound and persistent, but it’s also one of the most common symptoms people experience from dozens of other causes including anemia, depression, or sleep disorders. 4. Changes in bowel or bladder habits. Persistent diarrhea, constipation, blood in stool or urine, or changes in urinary frequency can indicate colorectal, bladder, or prostate cancer, but are far more often due to infections, hemorrhoids, or benign conditions. 5. Persistent cough or hoarseness. A cough lasting more than a few weeks or voice changes that don’t resolve can suggest lung or throat cancer, particularly in smokers, but are much more commonly caused by reflux, allergies, or post-viral irritation. The key is persistence—symptoms that don’t resolve with typical treatments or that progressively worsen warrant medical evaluation to rule out serious causes. Join for more. Prevention is important to me. Always talk to your personal doctor for your medical advice. #wellness #prevention #earlydetection #healtheducation #ListenToYourBody​​​​​​​​
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @theintuitivehousewife - Remission feels weird. I wish my dad could share this with me. He sat in these chairs, drove the same commute, and endured about 47 rounds of chemot
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Remission feels weird. I wish my dad could share this with me. He sat in these chairs, drove the same commute, and endured about 47 rounds of chemotherapy. Multiple Myeloma is one hell of a beast. Doctors marveled at my father’s strength and perseverance as he outlived his 1 year life expectancy by 6 years. The greatest gift he ever gave me? His playbook on how to show up on you hardest days while fighting cancer, and win. He died victorious. 🏆✝️🪽 #vulnerablepost #breastcancer #remission #cancersurvivor
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @cityofhope (verified account) - When Sara Glenn was diagnosed with breast cancer at 38, she soon realized it was just the beginning of her journey. Genetic testing revealed that she
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When Sara Glenn was diagnosed with breast cancer at 38, she soon realized it was just the beginning of her journey. Genetic testing revealed that she and her family have Li-Fraumeni syndrome (LFS) — an inherited condition caused by a TP53 gene mutation that dramatically increases the risk for many types of cancer, including breast, bone, brain, and blood cancers. The impact of this diagnosis deepened when Sara learned that her father, who has been battling multiple myeloma for 17 years, and both of her young daughters also carry the same mutation. Facing her own diagnosis was difficult enough, but discovering that her father and children share the same inherited risk brought a new level of heartbreak, as Li-Fraumeni syndrome now affects every generation of her family. For families like Sara’s, knowledge truly is power. Ongoing care and vigilance are essential, and genetic testing helps families understand their risks and take steps to protect their future. If you have a family history of cancer, ask your doctor about genetic testing. It’s an important step toward early detection and peace of mind. City of Hope is helping Sara’s family navigate this journey together.
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @blooddocdad (verified account) - The FDA approved teclistamab in combination with daratumumab in multiple myeloma who received at least one prior therapy. Data based on the Majestic t
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The FDA approved teclistamab in combination with daratumumab in multiple myeloma who received at least one prior therapy. Data based on the Majestic trial, which showed improved overall survival, increased complete responses and delayed progression of the disease
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @drjoe_md (verified account) - Here's a list of various cancer awareness ribbon colors, the types of cancer they represent, and their associated one-year and five-year survival rate
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Here’s a list of various cancer awareness ribbon colors, the types of cancer they represent, and their associated one-year and five-year survival rates: 1. Pink Ribbon – Breast Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~95% • 5-year survival rate: ~90% 2. Purple Ribbon – Pancreatic Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~20% • 5-year survival rate: ~12% 3. Orange Ribbon – Leukemia • 1-year survival rate: ~65% • 5-year survival rate: ~61% 4. Teal Ribbon – Ovarian Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~78% • 5-year survival rate: ~49% 5. Light Blue Ribbon – Prostate Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~99% • 5-year survival rate: ~98% 6. Black Ribbon – Melanoma (Skin Cancer) • 1-year survival rate: ~92% • 5-year survival rate: ~93% 7. Gray Ribbon – Brain Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~36% • 5-year survival rate: ~21% 8. White Ribbon – Lung Cancer • 1-year survival rate: ~45% • 5-year survival rate: ~24% 9. Yellow Ribbon – Bone Cancer (Sarcoma) • 1-year survival rate: ~75% • 5-year survival rate: ~66% 10. Burgundy Ribbon – Multiple Myeloma • 1-year survival rate: ~80% • 5-year survival rate: ~59% These survival rates are general estimates, and individual outcomes can vary based on factors such as the cancer stage, patient health, and treatments received. #cancerawareness #cancersurvivor #chemotherapy #oncology #pancreaticcancer
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @mayoclinic (verified account) - Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer that most often occurs in people over age 45. It's the second-most common blood cancer and the most common blood ca
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Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer that most often occurs in people over age 45. It's the second-most common blood cancer and the most common blood cancer in Black people.⁠ ⁠ Right now, there is no cure for the disease. But as Dr. Joselle Cook, a Mayo Clinic hematologist, explains, recent advances in treatment are helping people live longer. Learn more at the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠ #multiplemyeloma #MyelomaAwarenessMonth #cancer #cancercare
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @kathy.giusti (verified account) - There's real progress happening in multiple myeloma. At a recent meeting, the International Myeloma Society brought together scientists and clinician
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There’s real progress happening in multiple myeloma. At a recent meeting, the International Myeloma Society brought together scientists and clinicians from around the world to answer a big question: What does a cure in myeloma actually look like? Reaching consensus in healthcare is not easy. But when it happens, it helps researchers design better trials and move treatments forward faster. And for patients, it brings us one step closer to real answers. Follow here for more updates on myeloma research and survivorship. #multiplemyeloma #myeloma #cancersurvivorship #cancerresearch #patientadvocacy
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @drmakaryfda (verified account) - FDA is moving with unprecedented agility. Today we approved a multiple myeloma drug just 55 days after the application was filed. And last week's app
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FDA is moving with unprecedented agility. Today we approved a multiple myeloma drug just 55 days after the application was filed. And last week’s approval (a major leap forward) was approved in 44 days. If a trial result shows immediate promise for many Americans, why wait?
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @imfmyeloma - What is the prognosis for #multiplemyeloma? Dr. Joseph Mikhael, Chief Medical Officer of the International Myeloma Foundation, explains the dramatic i
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What is the prognosis for #multiplemyeloma? Dr. Joseph Mikhael, Chief Medical Officer of the International Myeloma Foundation, explains the dramatic improvement in myeloma survival rates in a minute.
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @strawberrystore_hwy108 - [TRANSPARENCY] We made a tough video on YouTube last night. (You can view it on Strawberry General Store)Filled with transparency, truth, tears and la
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[TRANSPARENCY] We made a tough video on YouTube last night. (You can view it on Strawberry General Store)Filled with transparency, truth, tears and laughter. We are letting you all know about Bob’s condition. If there is an insurance advocate out there, please reach out. We know a good God and He’s gone ahead of us and will work things out for the good. We aren’t fearful, we are just bummed. And now we share with you so know why Bob may not be his quick witted self. Thank you for always loving us, encouraging us, laughing and hugging me (Gina), praying for us, manifesting, doing what you do. That keeps us doing what we do. It’s what’s great on the 108! #multiplemyeloma
#Multiplemyeloma Reel by @rjdevaki (verified account) - Blood cancers are more common than most people realise, but they're also more treatable than ever before. In this week's episode of "छुपाना बंद, बता
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Blood cancers are more common than most people realise, but they’re also more treatable than ever before. In this week’s episode of “छुपाना बंद, बताना शुरू”, Dr. Nidhi Jain, Hemato-Oncologist & Bone Marrow Transplant Specialist, joins RJ Devaki for a compelling discussion about various types of blood cancers from leukemia and lymphoma to multiple myeloma. Dr. Nidhi talks about how early detection, timely action, and today’s advanced treatments, including Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) can change the outcome drastically for patients. She shares insights on symptoms to look out for, myths around treatment, and the need to break the stigma through open conversations. This episode is not just for patients or caregivers, it’s for everyone. Because awareness is our strongest defence. Tune in now on Red FM – Morning Number One छुपाना बंद, बताना शुरू. #छुपाना_बंद_बताना_शुरू #ChhupanaBandBatanaShuru #BloodCancerAwareness #BoneMarrowTransplant #BMTAwareness #CancerAwareness #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #FightCancerTogether #HematologyCare #ZydusHospitals #ZydusCares #DoctorsOfZydus #OncologyAwareness #ActOnAwareness #CancerSupport #HealthcareForAll

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