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I had blood drawn they said all was ok except a disease that affects your kidneys and bones was detected. what could that be?
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Myeloma: Or monoclonal gammopathies may affect both kidneys and bones. In general chronic kidney disease in its progression may affect bone metabolism. Sometimes it is hard to find an unifying diagnosis and decide if there is more than 1 condition contributing.
Answered 5/19/2015
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