In the context of multiple myeloma, fatigue is a common symptom and is often referred to as cancer-related fatigue. Unlike regular tiredness, cancer-related fatigue cannot be resolved with rest. It is different from sleepiness and can be caused by several factors, including:

- Anemia: A shortage of red blood cells, leading Show Full Answer

In the context of multiple myeloma, fatigue is a common symptom and is often referred to as cancer-related fatigue. Unlike regular tiredness, cancer-related fatigue cannot be resolved with rest. It is different from sleepiness and can be caused by several factors, including:

- Anemia: A shortage of red blood cells, leading to insufficient oxygen distribution in the body.
- Cytokines: High levels of these proteins can cause fatigue.
- Pain: Chronic pain associated with myeloma can contribute to fatigue.

For more details, you can refer to the resources provided by MyMyelomaTeam:
- [Quiz: Do You Know the Causes of Fatigue in Multiple Myeloma?](https://www.mymyelomateam.com/resources/quiz-do...)
- [5 Causes of Multiple Myeloma Fatigue and 4 Ways To Manage It](https://www.mymyelomateam.com/resources/managin...)

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5 Causes of Multiple Myeloma Fatigue and 4 Ways To Manage It | MyMyelomaTeam

Quiz: Do You Know the Causes of Fatigue in Multiple Myeloma? | MyMyelomaTeam