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I Have Been Waking Up With Headaches And Through Out The Day Neck Pain Why ?

A MyMyelomaTeam Member asked a question πŸ’­
Fresno, CA
October 27
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A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Hi
PriscillaResendes
Multiple myeloma cause pain in the body,like me waked up in the morning feeling pain in my both shoulders connected to the neck and headache.
Even when I turned my head left and right the pain feeling like you just had a cut βœ‚οΈ for me it’s normal used to it.

My history of sickness is Ankylosing spondylitis,carpal tunnel ,Fatty liver, kidney disorder, heart attack and Multiple Myeloma IGg Lambda high risk.
But I have to admit it and be grateful πŸ™ because to think πŸ€” that other people may have worse than what I had.

So I have no complaints about this pain and whatever.
Thank you 🀩
May GOD help us

October 27
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Headaches and neck pain can be related to multiple myeloma in several ways:

- Bone Pain: Myeloma often causes bone pain, which can affect the back, hips, ribs, and skull
- Neuropathy: Some myeloma treatments can cause neuropathy, leading to nerve pain, numbness, or tingling, which might contribute to headaches and neck Show Full Answer

Headaches and neck pain can be related to multiple myeloma in several ways:

- Bone Pain: Myeloma often causes bone pain, which can affect the back, hips, ribs, and skull.
- Neuropathy: Some myeloma treatments can cause neuropathy, leading to nerve pain, numbness, or tingling, which might contribute to headaches and neck pain.
- Painsomnia: Pain from myeloma or its treatments can disrupt sleep, leading to headaches and neck pain during the day.

If these symptoms persist, it's important to consult with your healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation.

October 27
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I agree - may God help us...

October 27

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