Published on: 6/12/2025
Last Update: 7/4/2025
Anemia in multiple myeloma often shows up as low red blood cell counts with changes in red blood cell shape and size, which can be seen in blood tests.
Anemia is common in patients with multiple myeloma and can be detected through blood tests. These tests usually show a low number of red blood cells.
In summary, anemia in multiple myeloma is often seen in blood tests as low red blood cell counts and changes in the cells' shapes and sizes. Testing for nutrient deficiencies can also provide clues about the causes of anemia.
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