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Damaged Bones Will Be Self Repaired/or Restored By Body Itself For Those Who Have Done Stem Cell Transplant Or Damage Is Permanent?

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Stem cell transplants for multiple myeloma do not directly repair or restore damaged bones. The primary purpose of the transplant is to replace cancerous bone marrow cells with healthy stem cells, which can help in extending survival and improving overall health. However, bone damage caused by myeloma is typically permanent Show Full Answer

Stem cell transplants for multiple myeloma do not directly repair or restore damaged bones. The primary purpose of the transplant is to replace cancerous bone marrow cells with healthy stem cells, which can help in extending survival and improving overall health. However, bone damage caused by myeloma is typically permanent and may require additional treatments such as medications, surgery, or physical therapy to manage symptoms and improve bone strength.

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