The Mechanism of Chemotherapy Toxicity to the Hippocampus and its Intervention Measures

Abstract

This article explores the comprehensive recovery strategies necessary for individuals following chemotherapy, focusing on a holistic approach that includes medications, lifestyle changes, and environmental interventions. The initial section delves into the importance of personalized medical interventions such as targeted therapies, immunotherapy and hormonal treatments, highlighting their critical role in effectively controlling cancer while minimizing side effects. Detailed focus on the mechanisms of adverse effects, particularly the neurotoxic effects of chemotherapy drugs on the hippocampus, elucidates the biological basis of chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment (often referred to as "chemo brain"). Environmental interventions are another core component of recovery strategies focused on reducing toxin exposure and creating therapeutic spaces conducive to recovery. Provides practical advice for achieving a healthier living environment, including choosing organic foods, using natural household products, and improving indoor air quality. The findings presented here provide a fundamental understanding of brain structural changes following chemotherapy, providing insights into potential mitigation strategies for cognitive recovery.