Multiple myeloma is not always considered terminal, even though it is not curable. Many treatments can help control the disease, manage symptoms, and extend life for years. However, in advanced stages or when treatments stop working, it may become terminal. Each case is unique, so discussing prognosis and treatment options Show Full Answer

Multiple myeloma is not always considered terminal, even though it is not curable. Many treatments can help control the disease, manage symptoms, and extend life for years. However, in advanced stages or when treatments stop working, it may become terminal. Each case is unique, so discussing prognosis and treatment options with a healthcare team is essential. For more, visit url: https://www.mymyelomateam.com/resources/end-sta....

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