Chemotherapy is a form of medical treatment primarily used for the treatment of cancer. The goal of the treatment is to prevent the growth and reproduction of cancer cells, as well as to shrink tumors. During chemotherapy, various drugs are used that target cancer cells, but unfortunately, not only malignant cells can be affected, but also healthy cells. As a result, chemotherapy can lead to numerous side effects that can affect patients to varying degrees. The effects of chemotherapy often manifest not only physically but also psychologically, as patients frequently confront fears and anxieties associated with their illness during treatments. Chemotherapy drugs are typically administered intravenously or orally, and the…