Myeloma autologous transplantation survival period

Myeloma is a common clinical problem. This type of tumor is relatively serious and can endanger a person's life. Myeloma is divided into different types and stages, and the treatment methods for different types of myeloma are also different. Most people will use transplantation to treat myeloma. The survival period after myeloma autologous transplantation is also an issue that many people are very concerned about, and the survival period is related to the progression of the disease.

1. Although allogeneic transplantation has a good therapeutic effect on acute leukemia, most patients lack suitable marrow donors and the high cost of transplantation is greatly limited. The survival period of myeloma is only 30-60 months, which is divided into stage I, stage II and stage III. Patients in the advanced stage have a shorter survival time, and the survival time of patients in the high-risk group is generally less than one year. Even with active treatment, patients will suffer from bone destruction, kidney damage, and multiple invasions of the body, leading to death.

2. For myeloma, TCM has more advantages in systemic adjustment. It should be said that TCM has obvious advantages in controlling symptoms, improving symptoms, and improving long-term trends. During chemotherapy, combined with Chinese medicine, bone density can be significantly increased, bone lesions can be significantly controlled, and pain can be significantly improved. Therefore, those who need chemotherapy should have chemotherapy, those who need radiotherapy should have radiotherapy, and those who need traditional Chinese medicine should take traditional Chinese medicine. Facts have proved that for patients with advanced bone cancer, the treatment with traditional Chinese medicine or comprehensive treatment with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy is more effective, the patients' quality of life will be improved, and their survival time will be prolonged.

3. The survival time of late-stage myeloma is related to many factors such as the progression of the disease, treatment conditions, and the patient's own physical condition. Due to individual differences, each person's disease progression is different and there is no specific time range. Don't be too pessimistic, actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, control the progression of the disease, and do your best to control the disease.