Publisher's Synopsis
Multiple myeloma (also mentioned as myeloma) could also be a kind of rare, incurable cancer of the blood-also mentioned as hematologic cancer. It affects cells called plasma cells, which are kinds of white blood cells. Normal plasma cells function to make antibodies, helping the body to fight infection. Myeloma involves malignant plasma cells that build up within the bone marrow or the soft tissue within the middle of bones.
The term malignant describes the tendency to progressively worsen, invade, and destroy nearby tissue by spreading (metastasizing) to other parts of the body. Myeloma is taken under consideration a devastating disorder of the plasma cells which can end in many complications like bone fractures, kidney problems, and other blood cell disorders.
