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MGUS, Bone Pain, Fatigue, No Fever, Soreness In Axilla, Cardiovascular Disease, GERD, And RLS
Question: Hello, am a 64 yo caucasian female diagnosed with MGUS. Recently started having bone pain in both knees and shins, xrays negative. Have had slightly elevated alk phos and sed rate consistent over 2 years, nothing too worrisome. Lately, with the bone pain, have had fatigue, no fever. Developed an itchy raised rash over the entire body, mostly stomach and back. Is not going away after three days, more bumps are appearing. Have soreness in rt axilla. What to do?
Am obese, have cardiovascular disease, GERD, and RLS.
Am obese, have cardiovascular disease, GERD, and RLS.
Hello,
Thanks for writing to us.
The bone pain and fatigue may be associated with the multiple problems that you are suffering from already.
Regarding the itchy rashes on your entire body, the possibilities are-
1. Scabies- it is a bug infestation and the main symptom is itching. An examination by dermatologist will help in the diagnosis. Recurrence is common if not treated properly.
2.Allergy- may be to a food item you consume very often like in gluten sensitivity. Try to remain on a gluten free diet for a few days and see if it gets relieved.
3. Eczema- Again itching, dryness and red spots appear due to itching. An examination from your dermatologist will confirm the diagnosis and will prescribe the drugs best for you. Many a times it has got a seasonal association also.
Meanwhile you can apply calamine lotion and a steroid(cortisone) based antiseptic cream on the area for symptomatic relief. Benadryl are helpful too.
I hope my answer and recommendations are adequate and helpful. Waiting for your further follow up queries if any.
Regards
Thanks for writing to us.
The bone pain and fatigue may be associated with the multiple problems that you are suffering from already.
Regarding the itchy rashes on your entire body, the possibilities are-
1. Scabies- it is a bug infestation and the main symptom is itching. An examination by dermatologist will help in the diagnosis. Recurrence is common if not treated properly.
2.Allergy- may be to a food item you consume very often like in gluten sensitivity. Try to remain on a gluten free diet for a few days and see if it gets relieved.
3. Eczema- Again itching, dryness and red spots appear due to itching. An examination from your dermatologist will confirm the diagnosis and will prescribe the drugs best for you. Many a times it has got a seasonal association also.
Meanwhile you can apply calamine lotion and a steroid(cortisone) based antiseptic cream on the area for symptomatic relief. Benadryl are helpful too.
I hope my answer and recommendations are adequate and helpful. Waiting for your further follow up queries if any.
Regards
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