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This trial is testing whether a special cycling exercise program can help women with breast cancer stay physically stronger and feel better during chemotherapy. Half of the participants will do gentle, guided cycling workouts during their treatment, while the other half will receive standard care alone. Researchers want to see if adding exercise to chemotherapy improves how patients cope with the side effects and their overall well-being.
Chemotherapy can cause weakness, fatigue, and other side effects that make it hard to stay active. This study is exploring whether structured exercise during treatment might help patients maintain their strength, reduce fatigue, and improve their quality of life while fighting cancer.
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If you join this study, you will be randomly assigned to either the exercise group or the standard care group. The exercise group will perform guided cycling workouts during their chemotherapy treatment sessions. All participants will be monitored throughout their chemotherapy, and the research team will track how well they manage side effects and maintain their physical health. The study involves about 156 women total.
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