A bone marrow transplant, or autologous stem cell transplant, can help reduce symptoms of AL amyloidosis and may lead to remission, but it is not a cure. The disease may improve temporarily but can return. After the transplant, ongoing treatments like medications or regular follow-ups may be needed to manage symptoms and Show Full Answer

A bone marrow transplant, or autologous stem cell transplant, can help reduce symptoms of AL amyloidosis and may lead to remission, but it is not a cure. The disease may improve temporarily but can return. After the transplant, ongoing treatments like medications or regular follow-ups may be needed to manage symptoms and monitor for relapse. Always consult your healthcare team for a personalized plan.

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