Multiple Myeloma Treatment Cost in India

Q: Q5. Can international patients undergo Multiple Myeloma Treatment in India?

Yes. HOSPISITY offers complete assistance including visas, appointments, hospital coordination, and accommodation.

Q: Q6. Which cities in India offer Multiple Myeloma Treatment?

Top JCI Accredited Hospitals centers in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore offer Multiple Myeloma Treatment,

The cost of multiple myeloma treatment in India typically ranges from $4,500 to $18,000, offering patients access to advanced cancer care at a fraction of the cost seen in many Western countries. Multiple myeloma is a complex blood cancer that affects plasma cells in the bone marrow and can lead to complications such as bone damage, anemia, kidney dysfunction, and reduced immunity.

Treatment is tailored to each patient and focuses on controlling disease progression, managing symptoms, and improving long-term survival. Therapeutic options may include targeted therapies, immunotherapy, chemotherapy, and stem cell transplantation, depending on disease stage and patient health.

India has become a leading destination for multiple myeloma medical tourism due to its experienced hematologists, advanced oncology centers, and access to the latest anti-myeloma drugs and transplant facilities. Patients receive evidence-based care aligned with international treatment protocols at globally accredited hospitals. With high-quality treatment and affordable costs, India remains a trusted choice for multiple myeloma care abroad.

Estimated Cost of Multiple Myeloma Treatment in India

Minimum Cost

$4500

Maximum Cost

$17000

Total Hospital Stays

10 days

Cost Range of Multiple Myeloma Treatment in India

Type of Multiple Myeloma Treatment in India	Treatment Cost In USD
Chemotherapy (per cycle) Chemotherapy remains a cornerstone treatment for multiple myeloma, utilizing cytotoxic drugs to destroy malignant plasma cells or inhibit their proliferation. Typically administered in combination with other therapies, it serves as both induction therapy and for disease control in relapsed/refractory cases.	$600 – $1,200 USD
Targeted Therapy (per cycle) This systemic treatment uses cytotoxic drugs to target and destroy rapidly dividing myeloma cells throughout the body. While newer therapies have emerged, chemotherapy remains fundamental in induction regimens, stem cell transplant preparation, and palliative care for symptomatic disease.	$2,000 – $4,000 USD
Immunotherapy (per cycle) This innovative treatment approach harnesses and enhances the body’s immune system to specifically target and eliminate malignant plasma cells. Immunotherapy has revolutionized myeloma care, offering precision targeting with reduced off-tumor toxicity compared to conventional chemotherapy.	$3,000 – $6,000 USD
Autologous Stem Cell Transplant Autologous Stem Cell Treatment remains a cornerstone treatment for eligible myeloma patients, offering deeper remission and prolonged survival when combined with high-dose chemotherapy.	$13,000 – $18,000 USD
Radiation Therapy (per session) This precision medicine approach uses specialized drugs to disrupt specific molecular pathways critical for myeloma cell survival and proliferation, offering enhanced efficacy with reduced systemic toxicity compared to traditional chemotherapy.	$150 – $300 USD
Supportive Medications (monthly) This essential component of myeloma management focuses on preventing and managing complications while improving quality of life. Tailored to individual needs, it works synergistically with disease-directed therapies.	$300 – $800 USD

Note: Final costs depend on disease stage, treatment duration, drugs used, hospital stay, and individual patient factors.

Types of Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Chemotherapy

Uses anti-cancer drugs to destroy myeloma cells and control disease progression.

Targeted Therapy

Drugs such as proteasome inhibitors block specific pathways essential for cancer cell survival.

Immunotherapy

Monoclonal antibodies help the immune system recognize and destroy myeloma cells.

Radiation Therapy

Used for localized bone lesions causing pain or fracture risk.

Autologous Bone Marrow Transplant

Patient’s own stem cells are reinfused after high-dose chemotherapy for long-term disease control.

CAR T-Cell Therapy

A personalized immunotherapy option for relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.

How Much Does Multiple Myeloma Treatment Cost in India?

For most international patients, standard myeloma treatment packages in India cost 70–85% less than in the USA or Europe, while maintaining equivalent clinical outcomes.

India offers:

Early access to advanced drugs
Internationally trained hematologists
Minimal waiting times
Integrated transplant and oncology care

Cost Comparison: India vs Other Countries

Country	Approx. Cost (USD)
India	4,500 – 25,000
Turkey	35,000 – 65,000
UAE	150,000 – 250,000
USA	350,000 – 550,000

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What Is Multiple Myeloma Treatment?

Multiple myeloma treatment involves controlling abnormal plasma cell growth in the bone marrow using drug therapy, immune-based treatments, radiation, and stem cell transplantation. The treatment plan is customized based on disease stage, genetic markers, and patient fitness.

How the Multiple Myeloma Treatment Works

Confirm diagnosis through blood, marrow, and imaging tests
Initiate induction therapy (chemo / targeted / immunotherapy)
Evaluate response and organ function
Proceed to stem cell transplant if indicated
Maintenance therapy and long-term follow-up

Who Needs Multiple Myeloma Treatment in India?

Treatment is recommended for patients with:

Confirmed multiple myeloma diagnosis
Active or advanced disease (Stage 2 or 3)
Relapsed or refractory myeloma
Adequate heart, liver, lung, and kidney function
Eligibility for transplant (generally under 70 years, biologically fit)

Multiple Myeloma Treatment Cost in India – Inclusions

Diagnostic tests (blood, urine, imaging, bone marrow biopsy)
Lab tests and pathology
Infusion and hospital care
Oncologist consultations
Medications and chemotherapy drugs
Post-treatment monitoring and discharge planning
Airport pickup and drop

Multiple Myeloma Treatment Cost in India – Exclusions

International & domestic travel
Hotel and accommodation outside hospital
Complications requiring ICU care or re-hospitalization
Post-operative physiotherapy or psychiatric care
Management of complications or unrelated conditions
Donor search for allogeneic transplant (if applicable)

Diagnostic Tests Before Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Diagnostic Test	Approx. Cost (USD)
Blood tests	80 – 100
Urine tests	20 – 30
Bone marrow biopsy	250 – 350
Imaging (MRI / PET-CT)	200 – 300
Organ function tests	80 – 150

Recovery & Long-Term Outlook

Treatment duration varies from months to years
Most patients achieve remission or disease control
Regular follow-ups and maintenance therapy required
Stem cell transplant success rates: 70–90% in suitable candidates

Why Choose India for Multiple Myeloma Treatment?

India has emerged as a global leader in Multiple Myeloma Treatment due to several key advantages:

Affordable treatment without compromising quality
Access to FDA-approved therapies and advanced labs
Highly experienced oncologists and haematologists
State-of-the-art hospitals in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad
Multilingual support for international patients
Fast-track medical visa and coordinated travel assistance by HOSPISITY

Hospisity manages the entire journey from diagnosis to long-term follow-up.

Why Choose HOSPISITY?

Trusted Medical Travel Partner – End-to-end patient support
Access to Top Cancer Centres – Handpicked specialists in Multiple Myeloma Treatment
Global Hospital Network – Leading hospitals in India and Turkey
Personalised Case Handling – Dedicated HRE (Hospisity Relationship Executive)
Free teleconsultation before arrival and post-treatment follow-up