Sixty days after a bone marrow transplant, you can expect several changes and milestones. The initial weeks are critical for monitoring engraftment, where the transplanted cells start producing new blood cells. Blood counts are closely monitored to assess recovery and potential complications. During this period, patients often continue with strict infection control measures, and immunosuppressive medications may be adjusted based on the individual's response. Regular follow-up appointments and ongoing support from the medical team are essential during this crucial phase of post-transplant recovery.

After tarnsplant your body is busy in healing itself. Take rest for speedy recovery. You can expect symptoms like

•  Nausea
• Vomiting
• Stomach irritation
• Painful mouth sores
• Extreme fatigue

Disclaimer: This is just for information purposes, we are not promoting stem cells.