This essay discusses the side-effects of chemotherapy in cancer patients and nursing interventions to combat them. It also highlights the importance of identifying the stage of cancer and devising interventions accordingly. The most commonly reported side-effect is Alopecia, which affects the morale and self-esteem of the patients. Nursing interventions include psychological counseling sessions, use of wigs, and medications to minimize the side-effects. The essay also discusses the importance of family support and clinical trials in providing emotional assistance to the patients.