Cancer is a physically and emotionally demanding illness for both patients and their families. Curative treatments often involve multiple chemotherapy sessions, hospital readmissions for clinical interventions, and follow-up appointments with oncology specialists. The intensity of this regimen can sometimes lead patients to develop aversion or fatigue toward the treatment process.

Family members may also experience significant anxiety due to a sense of lost control over the situation. Coordinating various clinical services, providing daily care, and making frequent hospital visits can be overwhelming, adding to the emotional and logistical strain on the household.