The first symptom of myeloma is often back pain, sometimes spreading to the ribs, neck or pelvis. Kidney problems caused by the paraproteins produced by the myeloma cells.
Kidney damage can increase tiredness and anaemia.
Weakening of the bones by the myeloma cells, which may increase the risk of fractures. The excess calcium comes from the damaged bones. Difficulty passing urine or opening your bowels. You should contact your doctor immediately if you suspect this is happening to you. If you have any of the above symptoms, you must see your doctor.