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Understanding Multiple Myeloma Lab Results

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Last updated and reviewed on: July 28, 2026

This is the sixth page in the Understanding Multiple Myeloma Guide. This guide was developed by the HealthTree Education Team and was reviewed for medical accuracy by Dr. Guido Tricot of the University of Iowa, Dr. Michael Misialek of Newton-Wellesley Hospital, and Jen Higbee at Huntsman Cancer Institute. Learn more about HealthTree Foundation.

Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer that affects plasma cells. When you have multiple myeloma, your plasma cells change and grow faster than normal. 

At your diagnosis and throughout your treatment, you will have regular labs done. These measure important markers that can show how well treatment is working to control myeloma. 

Understanding your myeloma lab results can be confusing. This page will help you understand your myeloma markers and track your treatment history. 

Unlock personal insights into your labs for free. HealthTree offers a free tool to help you track your labs in a single place if you securely connect your electronic health records. You can track your labs over time, understand your treatment options, and learn more about relevant clinical trials. Learn more.


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