Abstract

Objective: This comprehensive review aims to explore the efficacy of yoga as a comprehensive therapy for alleviating cancer-related fatigue. The objective is to delve into the biological mechanisms, psychological effects, and clinical evidence underpinning the impact of yoga on fatigue in cancer patients.Methods: A systematic literature search was conducted across various databases, including PubMed, Google Scholar, and relevant journals. The review encompasses studies focusing on the intersection of yoga and cancer-related fatigue.Results: The review provides a thorough examination of how yoga serves as a comprehensive therapy for cancer-related fatigue. Biological mechanisms, including neuroendocrine modulation, immune system influence, and inflammation regulation, are discussed. Psychological mechanisms, such as stress reduction and mood improvement, are explored. The analysis includes a diverse range of clinical evidence, incorporating randomized controlled trials and observational studies. Conclusion: In conclusion, this comprehensive review consolidates evidence supporting yoga as a holistic intervention for elevating cancer-related fatigue. By addressing both the biological and psychological dimensions, the review underscores the potential of yoga in offering a comprehensive approach to alleviate fatigue in the context of cancer care.

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