Multiple myeloma

You are at the center of everything we do at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA). Here, we surround you with a team of specialists who work together closely to provide expertly targeted, complete care and compassionate support throughout your treatment and beyond.

We guide you every step of the way, combining our deep clinical expertise in multiple myeloma with a commitment to meet your unique needs.

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Why choose SCCA for multiple myeloma treatment?

Experts in multiple myeloma

SCCA is internationally recognized as a center for multiple myeloma treatment and research. We provide care to more than 500 people with myeloma each year. Our doctors and scientists are working to better understand what causes the disease and provide the most effective care.

Comprehensive multiple myeloma treatment

There is no single standard treatment plan for myeloma. We design a plan based on the specific details of your disease and how it’s affecting your body. Your SCCA team will recommend a customized combination of chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant, immunotherapy, radiation therapy or other treatments.

Multiple myeloma clinical trials

To give you access to the most innovative therapies, SCCA unites the leading researchers and cancer specialists of Fred Hutch and UW Medicine so you can take part in multiple myeloma clinical studies not available everywhere.

Bone marrow transplant for multiple myeloma

The Fred Hutch Bone Marrow Transplant Program at SCCA consistently achieves higher-than-expected transplant survival rates. We pioneered bone marrow transplants and have performed more than any other institution in the world. Since 2001, we have performed transplants for more than 1,500 people with myeloma.

A national leader in cancer care

SCCA is the leading cancer treatment center in the region and among the top nationally, according to U.S. News & World Report.

NCI comprehensive cancer center

We are a comprehensive cancer center, a designation from the National Cancer Institute that reflects our scientific leadership and the depth and breadth of our research to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer.

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A blood test can also pick up the change in the blood count which can be diagnosed as multiple myeloma. If people are diagnosed early enough and treated appropriated, it can help prevent permanent damage to the kidneys.

Multiple Myeloma Symptoms

Edward Libby, MD, describes multiple myeloma symptoms, including pain, often in the back because the bones have thinned, and anemia-related fatigue from low red blood cell levels.