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I Have A Large Lump, About 2 Across On My Hip That Is Painful & Tender To Touch. I Have No Idea How I Got It, Could It Be Related To MYELOM

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Sylvania, AL

I have multiple myeloma which it supposed to now be in remission. I'm still getting chemo shots once a month as well as taking revlimid. The chemo shots are always in my stomach

December 13
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A painful, tender lump on your hip could potentially be related to multiple myeloma, especially if it involves bone lesions or tumors, which are common in myeloma. Bone lesions can cause pain and swelling. However, it could also be unrelated, such as an infection or another condition. It's crucial to contact your doctor Show Full Answer

A painful, tender lump on your hip could potentially be related to multiple myeloma, especially if it involves bone lesions or tumors, which are common in myeloma. Bone lesions can cause pain and swelling. However, it could also be unrelated, such as an infection or another condition. It's crucial to contact your doctor immediately to evaluate the lump and determine the cause, especially given your medical history.

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