Chemotherapy for Multiple Myeloma
Chemotherapy (also called chemo) uses drugs to destroy or damage fast-growing cells like cancer cells. It is used to shrink tumors, slow cancer’s growth, relieve symptoms, or help people live longer. Chemotherapy drugs are given in different ways (intravenously, orally by a pill, or by injection).
These are the latest chemotherapy drugs that are available to treat multiple myeloma. New treatments become available all the time, so this may not be a complete list.
Please note: The side effects listed here do not represent a comprehensive list. It's important to discuss all potential side effects of a drug with your healthcare team. Be sure to tell your healthcare team about any side effects you do have.
All Available Treatments
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Drug Names
Important Things to Know
Low blood counts are a potential side effect that may put you at risk for anemia, infection, or bleeding.