Chemotherapy is the most widely used treatment for pediatric cancer. It involves combinations of drugs that target rapidly dividing cells. Common side effects include fatigue, anemia, inflammation of the mucous membranes, appetite loss, skin and nail changes, cognitive problems, decreased urination, brain fog, anxiety, depression, and temporary hair loss. These side effects can range from mild to debilitating and impact patients physically and emotionally as they undergo cancer treatment. Chemotherapy aims to destroy cancer cells but can also damage healthy cells, especially those in the bone marrow, digestive system, and skin. Managing side effects is an important part of cancer care.