Cygnet, thanks so much for taking the time to explain what happened with you.

I went back to a different doctor yesterday with my a copy of my blood tests, she said as the IgM level are so low (3.<span style=”color: #454545; font-family: UICTFontTextStyleBody; font-size: 17px; text-decoration: -webkit-letterpress;”>37 g/L) it may not even be MGUS…[Read more]

Hi Cygnet, thanks for your response. I am guessing it was low as the second test was ok. I hadn’t heard of MGUS so I didn’t really know what questions to ask – when I read it was symptomless it has left me with more questions!  The problem was, that when I said that I still have these symptoms, the doctor said that all my blood tests were fine…[Read more]

Thanks for responding Ian, yes I guess that’s my question really and I’d be interested to know other’s experiences as I assume most people have discovered they have this following tests for other things.

I have been told to make an appointment in 3 months. I just think I’d be more reassured if I had been referred to a specialist but perhaps my…[Read more]

Thank you very much for replies. It’s just left me a little bit confused, I suppose, that I have been diagnosed with something ‘symptomless’ and then sent on my way without actually Dr looking at what I went there for originally. I feel like this has sort of side tracked treatment or diagnosis for other things, i.e. Abdo/back pain for 6 months…[Read more]