Medication commenced on May 1st, initiating the treatment process. The treatment progressed smoothly, leading to significant improvements in my father's health.
Dr. Manish Singhal facilitated our meeting with Dr. Gaurav Kharia for a Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT), which took place on September 6th. The procedure lasted for 18 days at the Apollo Hospital, where Dr. Kharia oversaw the operation. Since then, the patient has been feeling well and experiencing positive outcomes.
The doctor provided thorough explanations, prescribed necessary medications, and conducted all required procedures, including a bone marrow sample collection and PET scans. We received excellent care throughout the process.
#casestudy #cancerdoctor #drmanishsinghal #cancertreatment #oncologistinnoida #cancer #cancerrisk #bonecancer #bloodcancerawareness
Bone marrow is not a big issue, it is very easy if someone wants to get it done and this thing was treated in two days.
Dr. Manish Singhal
Multiple myeloma is a condition that affects the immune cells and primarily manifests in the bones, gradually leading to bone weakening.
Its treatment can easily be accomplished on an OPD basis.
I may not be wrong if I say that its result is practically 100%. The treatment has a very good success rate.
The abnormal protein multiple myeloma cells that are causing all the problems are completely zero.
In Mr. Ramkesh's entire treatment, we did not admit him for a single day.
We gave him induction therapy, which was also given in the OPD.
In the OPD, the cost is reduced and the treatment is very successful . After the induction therapy, he got a complete remission and then he got his bone marrow transplant done.
In bone marrow transplant, admission is necessary. He was admitted during that time. Approximately 10 to 15 days of admission is required in this entire process.
Multiple myeloma transplant is very easy as compared to any other transplant. Only one medicine is used in it, which is called Melphalan. A high dosage of melphalan is used.
If we compare this transplant with any other lymphoma or leukemia disease, then certain complex protocols are taken and the side effects are a little more.
In multiple myeloma transplant procedures, the use of a single medication simplifies the overall process, making it relatively straightforward. Therefore, this transplant procedure is not overly complex.
It's only been three weeks since his transplant, and he's already up and about, walking and engaging in normal activities.
This procedure is straightforward, and there's no need to fear myeloma. Timely diagnosis and treatment ensure that 100 out of 100 people will benefit from the treatment.