Haploidentical (Half-Matched) Transplant Treatment in India

Haploidentical transplant uses stem cells from a half-matched family donor, such as a parent, child, or sibling, making transplant accessible to patients who lack a fully matched donor. Advances in transplant technique have made haploidentical transplant a safe and effective option, significantly expanding the pool of potential donors for patients in need.

• Fatigue and weakness from underlying blood disorder
• Recurrent infections
• Easy bruising or bleeding
• Pale skin
• Symptoms of bone marrow failure

Haploidentical transplant is considered when a patient needs a stem cell transplant but does not have a fully matched related or unrelated donor available, offering a timely treatment option using a readily available family donor.

• A half-matched family donor (such as a parent or child) is identified
• Conditioning chemotherapy or radiation prepares the patient's body
• Donor stem cells are infused into the patient's bloodstream
• Specialized post-transplant medication helps reduce the risk of graft-versus-host disease
• Close monitoring during engraftment and immune recovery

• 3-5 weeks hospital stay during the transplant process
• Immunosuppressive therapy to manage graft-versus-host disease risk
• Extended infection precautions during recovery
• Regular monitoring of blood counts and graft function
• Gradual return to normal activities over 6-12 months

• Experienced team skilled in haploidentical transplant techniques
• Expanded donor access using readily available family members
• Advanced protocols to reduce transplant-related complications
• Transparent, all-inclusive package pricing
• Comprehensive support for international patients and donor families