How long can one live with myeloma

Myeloma is one of the more common diseases in our daily life, and myeloma is also a highly malignant tumor disease. Generally speaking, it is very harmful. It not only seriously affects our physical health, but also threatens our lives. Therefore, myeloma requires prompt medical attention and treatment. But many patients are eager to know how long they can live with myeloma.

In fact, the question of how long a patient with myeloma can live is mainly determined by the patient's condition, his or her physical constitution and other factors. However, timely medical treatment and treatment in the early stages of the disease can indeed greatly prolong the patient's life cycle. Here I will tell you how long you can live with myeloma.

How long can you live with myeloma?

Myeloma is a highly malignant tumor. The most common type of myeloma in clinical practice is multiple myeloma, and its harm is very serious. However, how long patients with advanced myeloma can live depends mainly on the treatment method. Only by choosing a good treatment method based on the patient's specific systemic condition and the development of the disease can we effectively prolong the patient's survival and improve the patient's quality of life. The most common treatments for myeloma are surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine.

Method 1: Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Using traditional Chinese medicine to treat advanced myeloma is also a relatively common treatment method. Generally, Chinese medicine treatment is mainly carried out in the form of drugs, most of which have the effects of promoting blood circulation and unblocking meridians, clearing away heat, nourishing the liver and kidneys, and cooling blood and detoxifying. It can effectively inhibit the malignant growth of bone marrow tumor cells, control the spread and metastasis of tumor cells, and enhance the patient's own immune function, thereby prolonging the patient's survival.

Method 2: Radiotherapy and chemotherapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment

Usually, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are also commonly used treatment methods in the late stage of myeloma. Radiotherapy is generally used to treat myeloma because myeloma is not very sensitive to radiation, so the radiation dose varies depending on the condition. Chemotherapy is more widely used and has more significant therapeutic effects. However, both radiotherapy and chemotherapy have certain toxic side effects. If they are combined with traditional Chinese medicine during treatment, they can effectively reduce the adverse reactions caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy to patients, and at the same time improve the patient's own immune function.

How long a person with myeloma can live depends on the patient's condition and the treatment he or she chooses. Choosing a regular hospital, choosing a professional doctor, and choosing a treatment method that suits you are the only way to greatly extend the patient's life cycle and lifespan. Therefore, everyone should remember not to give up on themselves. With timely treatment, there is still a chance and hope of survival.