Myeloma Treatment

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If you or a loved one is faced with a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, Norton Cancer Institute provides the comprehensive care you need to help manage the disease and improve your quality of life.

Working closely with you and your primary care physician, we’ll devise a personalized treatment plan based on the stage and symptoms of the cancer, plus the presence of any other medical conditions. We also offer ongoing support services for the whole family, and access to world-class clinical trials in Louisville.

Explore our bone marrow cancer treatments and services below. To make an appointment with a skilled specialist or find an oncologist at Norton, call (502) 629-4440.

Treatments and Therapies for Bone Marrow Cancer

Treatment for multiple myeloma typically involves chemotherapy, radiation or stem cell transplants, with the goal of remission. Different treatments work differently from patient to patient. Your Norton Cancer Institute oncologist will work closely with you to determine the best course of treatment and walk you through the pros and cons of each.

Explore Multiple Myeloma Clinical Trials

In addition to our current leading-edge treatments, Norton Cancer Institute gives our myeloma patients the opportunity to participate in innovative National Cancer Institute- and industry-sponsored clinical research studies. These trials help to improve current cancer treatments, in addition to finding new and promising solutions.

See our current list of myeloma clinical trials or call (502) 629-3449 for additional options and participation information.

Support and Ongoing Care

Norton Cancer Institute Resource Centers offer a variety of support services that address the emotional, physical and spiritual needs of myeloma patients and their families. The Centers house a library of educational resources about bone marrow cancer prevention, detection, treatment and recovery. Specially trained oncology nurses are also on hand to provide one-on-one counseling.

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