Pomalyst (pomalidomide) is often used to treat multiple myeloma, especially when the disease progresses after other therapies. The effectiveness of increasing the dosage to 4 milligrams will depend on individual factors, including how your husband's myeloma responds to the treatment. It's important to monitor for side Show Full Answer

Pomalyst (pomalidomide) is often used to treat multiple myeloma, especially when the disease progresses after other therapies. The effectiveness of increasing the dosage to 4 milligrams will depend on individual factors, including how your husband's myeloma responds to the treatment. It's important to monitor for side effects and communicate with his healthcare team. Common side effects include fatigue, low blood count, constipation, nausea, and infections. Always follow the doctor's guidance and report any concerns.

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