Disorder of bone and cartilage

I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015, My bones have become weaker over time, and I've had issues with my hands and fingers, including thumb pain. Doctor said I had a condition where my **bone tissue dies** due to reduced blood supply

Struggling with Hip Arthritis at a Young Age - Need Advice

These are the two reasons I joined this app. I'm full on menopause (since age 46, now 49). And arthritis is ravaging my hips and knees. I get PRP injections in my knees, and it's super helpful. But the hip. My right hip is **bone on bone** in multiple places, resulting in labral tears in multiple places. Up until last October, I was playing roller derby and doing crossfit. By January, I struggled (and continue to) putting a sock on my right foot. I just want to be active again. I have a lot of living yet to do!

One person shared their experience with a similar situation, stating that they were diagnosed in September 2019 and started chemo shortly after. They were put on Elotuzumab, lenalidomide, and dexamethasone over a period of 4 weeks cycle which was repeated. They did 6 cycles over a period of 6 months and achieved complete remission. They then had 15 days of radiotherapy in their right pelvis. They experienced loss of appetite, taste changes, and weight loss. They also received infusions to **strengthen** their bones every 4 weeks which will run for another year, but still felt weak most of the time. Another person mentioned experiencing continuous nausea and persistent fatigue after 15 sessions of radiotherapy.

Preventing Bone Loss While Taking Letrozole: Seeking Advice

I found low dose Naltrexone (4.5) to be very helpful, also an excellent body worker who understands your condition. Is the MM under control? I would think the management of the disease should help a lot. I have many **bone lesions** and have had a T-8 fracture. I have very minimal pain taking only the naltrexone.