Low-dose radiation therapy for painful bone tumors in multiple myeloma

This study is testing a simple radiation treatment for bone pain caused by multiple myeloma. The treatment uses very low doses of radiation delivered over just two consecutive days. Researchers want to see if this approach works as well as standard pain treatments while potentially reducing the need for pain medications.

Multiple myeloma often causes severe bone pain that is difficult to control with medications alone. This trial exists to see if a shorter, gentler radiation approach can help people feel better faster and reduce their need for strong pain medications.