How long is the survival rate for multiple myeloma?

Many patients with multiple myeloma are extremely sad and feel uninformed about treatment. In fact, there is no specific survival period for multiple myeloma. This is determined by the patient's physical condition and the extent of treatment received.

1. Multiple myeloma patients should pay more attention to the location, form, intensity, nature, duration, etc. of pain during recovery and keep records. At this time, the patient should pay attention to reducing some pain stimulation, mainly lying in a comfortable position, to prevent pain caused by muscle, ligament or joint involvement due to incorrect posture.

2. If a multiple myeloma patient has mild anemia, he or she can engage in appropriate exercise, such as walking, but at the same time avoid fatigue. Of course, patients with severe anemia should not exercise and must rest in bed; a semi-recumbent position is appropriate to facilitate better breathing for the patient; for those who are extremely weak, relatives should assist them in completing daily care.

3. Multiple myeloma patients should pay more attention to the form of pain location, intensity, nature, duration, etc. during recovery. At this time, the patient should pay attention to reducing some pain stimulation, mainly lying in a comfortable position, to prevent pain caused by muscle, ligament or joint involvement due to incorrect posture.

Note:

1. Avoid contact with carcinogens, keep oral mucosa and skin clean, and prevent colds and other diseases.

2. Stay away from chemical substances, strengthen your physical fitness, and actively treat some chronic diseases to avoid contact with radiation and chemical poisons, so that you can better stay away from multiple myeloma.

3. You should regulate your emotions at ordinary times to prevent excessive emotions. You should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude towards life, not get angry or too sad, and build up confidence to overcome the disease.