Previously Myltiple Myeloma patient.

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Asked for Female, 51 Years

Myltiple Myeloma first detected on 2014. Doctor told advanced stage. After 12 chemo of Bortezomib, Dexamethasone etc. and few doses of Zoledronic acid, she was in remission during mid 2016. Her doc prescribed daily intake of Redemide 100 since. For last TWO DAYS, she has reddish skin rashes all over her skin. I am her daughter and I am afraid of her health. Is it a symptom of RELAPSE? Her last CBC and serum creatinine (before chemo, she undergone some dialysis procedure) reports in Feb 17 were just normal. Is there anything to worry about?

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Dr. Abhishek Soni Radiation Oncologist 13 yrs exp Rohtak · Accepted Answer

Dr. Abhishek Soni

Radiation Oncologist 13 yrs exp Rohtak

Yes. This can be a sign of reduced counts in blood. Which may be due to disease relapse. Plz share in details and the pic of rashes and then consult me. Ok.

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