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Effect of Chemotherapy on Cancer Patients Going Through Depression

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easms.2026.v09i05.004

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This study looks at how cancer and mental health are connected. It wants to know how many cancer patients getting chemotherapy are depressed and how it affects them. The researchers looked at patients in three hospitals in Pakistan. They found out that a lot of patients are depressed. Most of them have depression, which is a big problem. The main reasons patients get depressed are because they are in pain all the time they do not have money and they are lonely. Patients usually feel the worst when they are getting chemotherapy. The study shows that depression makes it harder for cancer patients to get better. It makes their life worse they think about hurting themselves. They do not take their medicine like they should. The study says that doctors should always check if cancer patients are depressed and help them with their health. This is important because how patients feel affects how their body recovers from cancer and how well they get better. Cancer patients, like these cancer patients need help with their health so they can get better.

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