Maintenance therapy for multiple myeloma typically continues until there is evidence of disease progression or relapse, as long as the treatment is well-tolerated. Emerging data supports indefinite maintenance therapy to sustain remission, especially if minimal residual disease (MRD) is not detected. However, if side Show Full Answer

Maintenance therapy for multiple myeloma typically continues until there is evidence of disease progression or relapse, as long as the treatment is well-tolerated. Emerging data supports indefinite maintenance therapy to sustain remission, especially if minimal residual disease (MRD) is not detected. However, if side effects become challenging, discussing adjustments with your oncologist is crucial. Always tailor decisions to your specific case and treatment history.

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