2Urine Test
Because the protein markers in myeloma could often pass to your urine, another diagnostic procedure can be the urine test. During this process, you need to collect a small amount of urine over a 24-hour period. Your doctor will use it for further examination in the lab. The main purpose is to check for the presence of any abnormal proteins triggered by cancerous cells. Also, a urine test would allow the doctor to know the functions of your kidneys and the number of produced proteins in the body. Avoid drinking or eating anything except water eight or ten hours before starting the tests. [2]
