A “stage” of a cancer refers to how far the multiple myeloma may have progressed. Knowing the stage of the cancer is also helpful in determining your treatment options. Here is a brief description of the stages for multiple myeloma:
Stage I: Laboratory findings indicate a low myeloma cell mass
Stage II: Laboratory findings indicate a myeloma cell mass higher than Stage I but lower than Stage III. Stage IIA refers to patients with normal or near-normal kidney function, and Stage IIB refers to patients with abnormal kidney function.
Stage III: Laboratory findings indicate a high myeloma cell mass.
This Web site is sponsored by the law firm of Baron & Budd, P.C. Please understand that the information provided is not medical advice, but is simply offered as a resource to help you learn about multiple myeloma and benzene. Please discuss your health-related questions and concerns with your doctor.
Benzene can cause multiple myeloma and other blood cancers and disorders. If you have been diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer and would like information about your legal rights, please call us at 800-946-9646 or e-mail us at
Please also visit our glossary for helpful definitions of medical terms relating to the diagnosis and treatment of multiple myeloma.
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