What if the bone marrow match fails?
Then what should we do?
Her condition is getting worse by the day. This morning, she already had a nosebleed...
In the future, her situation will become even more severe.
Gradually, it will affect her life, her work...
"In principle, the probability of a bone marrow match among family members is relatively high. If the family match fails, then we'll have to turn to the bone marrow registry to find a compatible donor. Of course, that's more troublesome and a massive undertaking."
There are many external factors that could interfere, such as the donor changing their mind at the last minute and refusing to donate.
This could result in the patient not receiving the transplant in time, ultimately losing their life. Such scenarios aren't unprecedented.
A successful match between family members would be more convenient, as well as safer, quicker, and more effective.
