High Risk Myeloma

High Risk Myeloma refers to a type of myeloma that doctors identify based on specific characteristics of the cancer cells, often involving certain changes in their genes. These characteristics suggest the myeloma may behave more actively or return sooner after treatment compared to other types. Understanding if your myeloma is considered high risk helps your medical team tailor the most suitable treatment plan for your individual situation. In this topic, we provide clear information about what high-risk myeloma means for your care, how it's monitored, and the treatment options generally considered to manage it.