Plasma Cell Disorders
Amyloidosis and Multiple myeloma
Plasma cell disorders refer to a group of conditions that arise from a type of blood cells called plasma cells. In normal circumstances, plasma cells make antibodies that help to fight off infections and germs. In patients with a plasma cell disorder, however, abnormal antibodies are being produced that can lead to some complications, including organ damage and impaired immunity. The most frequent plasma cell disorders consist of a monoclonal gammopathy of unknown significance (MGUS), multiple myeloma (MM), and amyloidosis.
In this category of disorder
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Patient materials
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Relevant patient organisations
Get connected to different patient organisations that connect you to people with the same medical history. Support amongst peers helps the burden and stress of the daily challenges that come with disorders.
Find below some organisations we can recommend.
Be aware that these groups operate mainly in Dutch or French given their local nature, don’t hesitate to contact them nevertheless.
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