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Before a stem cell transplant for multiple myeloma, chemotherapy is typically administered in cycles. The timing of the transplant can vary:

- Early Transplant: As soon as 24 hours after chemotherapy is complete.
- Delayed Transplant: Reserved for later use until a relapse occurs.

The decision for early or delayed Show Full Answer

Before a stem cell transplant for multiple myeloma, chemotherapy is typically administered in cycles. The timing of the transplant can vary:

- Early Transplant: As soon as 24 hours after chemotherapy is complete.
- Delayed Transplant: Reserved for later use until a relapse occurs.

The decision for early or delayed transplant depends on factors like the risk level of the myeloma based on genetic studies.

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