Stem cell transplants are not a "must-do" for all individuals with AL amyloidosis, even in high-risk stages. They are highly effective for some but not suitable for everyone, especially if amyloid deposits are widespread or multiple organs are affected. Doctors assess overall health, organ involvement, and risk factors Show Full Answer

Stem cell transplants are not a "must-do" for all individuals with AL amyloidosis, even in high-risk stages. They are highly effective for some but not suitable for everyone, especially if amyloid deposits are widespread or multiple organs are affected. Doctors assess overall health, organ involvement, and risk factors before recommending this treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

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