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Anxiety and pain are frequently studied together as key psychological and physical symptoms in breast cancer patients, as evidenced by longitudinal research tracking their trends over 48 months post-treatment [1], [2], [3], and [4]. Both conditions are recognized as significant complications addressed in cancer rehabilitation [5] and have been shown to exhibit similar decreasing trends in patient populations over time [6], [7].

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claimCancer rehabilitation addresses physical, cognitive, emotional, and social complications including fatigue, lymphedema, pain (back, joint, neck), neuropathy, muscle weakness and cramps, fibrosis from radiation and/or surgery, jaw opening and swallowing problems, bladder and bowel problems, cognitive impairment (chemobrain, anxiety, and depression-related changes), sarcopenia, cachexia, and reduced cardiopulmonary capacity.