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Madeira Medical Center
UGMM Atendimento MédicoPode ainda contactar-nos através do 282 42 04 00 Algarve | 269 630 370 Alentejo | 291 003 300 Madeira
(Chamada para a rede fixa nacional)Request Appointment/Request Exam - After completing the respective forms, these requests will be processed by our services, and you will receive confirmation by email. The indications about the Agreements (Insurance/Subsystem) are merely informative, please request confirmation in the "Observations" field.
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You can also contact us at +351 282 420 400 Algarve | +351 269 630 370 Alentejo | +351 291 003 300 Madeira
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At HPA Health Group, we specialize in diagnosing and treating complex conditions like multiple myeloma, a cancer affecting the bone marrow. It involves the excessive proliferation of plasma cells, disrupting the normal production of red and white blood cells and platelets, leading to various health issues.
Symptoms include bone pain (especially in the spine and ribs), fatigue (due to anaemia), recurrent infections (from weakened immunity), and kidney failure (caused by abnormal protein buildup).
Diagnosis is based on blood and urine tests, X-rays, and bone marrow biopsy. Treatment varies by severity and includes chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and targeted therapies. Continuous monitoring and a multidisciplinary approach ensure symptom management and improved patient quality of life.