Yes, according to the information available, some people with myeloma do use IVIG treatment. It's administered via intravenous infusion typically once a month, especially when antibody levels are low. This treatment is intended to help protect individuals with weakened immune systems from infections. However, it's important Show Full Answer

Yes, according to the information available, some people with myeloma do use IVIG treatment. It's administered via intravenous infusion typically once a month, especially when antibody levels are low. This treatment is intended to help protect individuals with weakened immune systems from infections. However, it's important to be aware of potential side effects such as headaches, fatigue, fever, and more serious ones like kidney problems or blood clots. Always discuss any concerns with your healthcare provider to ensure it's the right treatment for your specific condition.

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