Your guide to myeloma

Navigating myeloma doesn’t need to feel uncertain. We’ll help you understand key appointments, decode medical terminology, and prepare for each step ahead.

Access the practical guidance that empowers you to take charge of your care with confidence.

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Understanding myeloma

Get clear, straightforward information to help you understand your myeloma diagnosis.

Understanding your tests

Know what to expect and how results guide your treatment plan.


What to expect from treatment

Learn how to prepare your body, mind, and support system for the road ahead.

Learning hub

Feel more confident knowing what lies ahead in your care.


MyeStory

Personal stories of hope, resilience, and community from people touched by myeloma. Find connection, understanding, and inspiration from others who’ve walked this path.

Discover their stories.

  • Travelling to China for CAR-T cell therapy

    Travelling to China for CAR-T cell therapy
  • The two of us

    The two of us
  • Making memories together

    Making memories together

Frequently asked questions

Myeloma Australia is a national organisation providing free, specialist support and information for people living with myeloma, their families, and carers.

Yes. All Myeloma Australia support services, including access to specialist myeloma nurses and information resources, are provided free of charge. 

Yes. Our nurses can help explain myeloma, treatment options, common terms, and support you to prepare questions for your healthcare team.

(Disclaimer: We don’t provide medical advice or replace your treating team.) 

Yes. Our support services are available Australia‑wide, including for people living in regional and remote areas. 

Our support services are available to anyone affected by myeloma, including people diagnosed with myeloma, their carers, families and friends.

You can contact our Specialist Myeloma Nurses via our Telephone Support Line. They can provide information, guidance, and support tailored to your situation. 

Yes. We understand myeloma affects the whole family. Carers and loved ones can access information, guidance, and emotional support. 

You can contact Myeloma Australia by phone or through our website contact form. Our team can help connect you with the right support for your needs.