Clarify the diagnosis and risk findings
Review marrow, protein and imaging results to understand the diagnosis. Discuss how chromosome tests, including FISH when available, contribute to the assessment.
Understanding plasma-cell disease
Myeloma arises from plasma cells in the bone marrow and can affect bones, blood counts and kidney function. Related conditions, including MGUS and smoldering myeloma, differ from active myeloma and need their own assessment.
How I can help
A treatment plan tailored to your cancer, test results, overall health and preferences, informed by current evidence.
Review relevant treatment combinations
Compare appropriate medicine combinations, including targeted drugs and antibody-based treatments. Current evidence, kidney function, previous therapy, side effects and your priorities all matter when weighing the options.
Plan what needs monitoring
Explain how protein measurements and other tests track response, and discuss bone health, kidney function, anemia and infection concerns alongside the cancer treatment plan.
Reports to bring, if available
Bring the reports you already have. This list does not mean every test is needed.
- Any marrow biopsy and chromosome/FISH reports
- Existing blood or urine protein studies and free light-chain results
- Recent blood counts, calcium and kidney-function tests, if available
- Existing bone imaging and previous treatment summaries
Please also bring your medication list, previous treatment records, and questions.
Questions we can work through
- Which findings establish whether my myeloma is active?
- How do my kidney function and previous treatments affect the options?
- Which protein measurements will help track my response?
Choose your clinic
By appointment only, with flexible scheduling at Sodeco and Tayouneh. Please confirm a suitable time before visiting.
Sodeco Clinic
Sodeco Square, Block B, 6th Floor, BeirutTayouneh Clinic
Dubai Building, First Floor, Old Saida Road, BeirutPatient information sources
- NCI — Plasma Cell Neoplasms (Including Multiple Myeloma) Treatment
- NCI — Advances in Multiple Myeloma Research
- NIH MedlinePlus — Multiple Myeloma
These sources explain general options. The consultation focuses on what is appropriate for your diagnosis and health.
Sources checked: 3 October 2026.
This information supports a consultation and does not provide an individual treatment plan. This clinic is not an emergency service; for an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department.