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A member asked:
Hi doctors. what do you look at on blood test and urine test results in order to determine if someone may or may not have renal kidney multiple myeloma and/or renal kidney amyloydosis?
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Urine and blood test results are always not specific, bone marrow and kidney biopsy may be necessary. Good luck.
Answered 7/9/2023
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Very good afternoon doctors. Is it possible to have renal kidney multiple myeloma and/or renal kidney amloydosis if your calcium levels are not elevated on blood tests?
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Very good morning doctors. I had blood work immunifixation. with no monoclonal proteins found. Does this rule out renal kidney multiple myeloma and/or renal kidney amloydosis?
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Good morning doctors. Could frequent urination with (no pain) plus seeing bubbly urine and at times white debris be kidney multiple myeloma or amlydosis of one or both kidneys? What are symptoms of kidney multiple myeloma or amlydosis of the kidneys?
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