Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis and Treatment near Zone 13
Serving patients from Zone 13 from our clinic in Zone 15
The bone pain and fatigue of multiple myeloma are often mistaken for other causes. With Dr. Fabiola Valvert, you'll find a thorough evaluation and a clear treatment plan, backed by more than 15 years of experience in bone marrow diseases. Available in person or by video call.
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Next available date
this week
Recognized by
American Society of Hematology
Bonanova Health
Harvard & Stanford
Asociación Guatemalteca de Oncología
GELL
What makes this consultation different
Thorough evaluation of bone and kidney causes
A deep investigation into what a routine exam can miss.
Follow-up at every stage of the spectrum
From a lab finding (MGUS) to active disease.
Second opinion on when to treat
One of the most important decisions in myeloma is when to start treatment — or whether it's still time to watch and wait.
In person or by video call
The same quality of care, wherever you are.
Is this consultation right for you?
Signs that warrant an evaluation:
Persistent bone pain, especially in the back or ribs
Myeloma can weaken bone from within, and pain that doesn't improve with common pain relievers is often the first sign.
Fatigue and anemia with no apparent cause
When abnormal cells take up space in the bone marrow, the production of healthy red blood cells decreases.
Frequent infections
The immune system weakens when normal plasma cells are replaced by abnormal ones.
Excessive thirst, confusion, or kidney problems
These symptoms can appear when blood calcium rises or the kidneys begin to be affected — signs a hematologist knows how to recognize.
A practice built over time, one patient at a time.
Close, attentive care, with the rigor of the best Hematology practice.
Dr. Fabiola Valvert Gamboa is a Hematologist with a subspecialty in Bone Marrow Transplant. She practices in Guatemala, trained at Europe's leading oncohematology centers, and collaborates on scientific research with some of the most prestigious hospitals in the United States and Latin America. With more than 15 years dedicated to the care of patients with blood cancers, she now leads the Hematology Service at Hospital Bonanova in Zone 15, Guatemala City.
The myeloma spectrum I've treated
Multiple myeloma doesn't appear overnight — it generally follows a spectrum, from a symptom-free lab finding to active disease requiring treatment.
Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance (MGUS)
A common finding on routine blood tests, without symptoms, that requires periodic monitoring since it can evolve in some cases.
Smoldering Multiple Myeloma
An intermediate stage with no organ damage, where close monitoring determines the right time to start treatment, if it becomes necessary.
Active Multiple Myeloma
When there's already damage to the bones, kidneys, or bone marrow, treatment with immunotherapy, immunomodulators, or transplant aims to control the disease and relieve symptoms.
What people ask us most before their first appointment.
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Serving You in Guatemala
Dra. Fabiola Valvert - Hematóloga
Address
15 Avenida 5-50 zona 15 Vista Hermosa 3, Edificio Spazio, Oficina 10-01, Guatemala, Guatemala
Consultation Hours
Your pain deserves a real explanation
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