Yes, multiple myeloma (MM) can affect the eyes in various ways, though it is relatively uncommon. Vision changes may result from myeloma treatments, infections, or the disease directly involving the eyes. Symptoms can include vision loss, blurred vision, floaters, flashes, dry eyes, or even tumors (plasmacytomas) in or Show Full Answer

Yes, multiple myeloma (MM) can affect the eyes in various ways, though it is relatively uncommon. Vision changes may result from myeloma treatments, infections, or the disease directly involving the eyes. Symptoms can include vision loss, blurred vision, floaters, flashes, dry eyes, or even tumors (plasmacytomas) in or around the eyes. Regular eye exams and prompt medical attention for any vision changes are crucial. For more details, visit url: https://www.mymyelomateam.com/resources/multipl....

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