Gynecological Cancer Patients: Examining Depression and Resilience during Chemotherapy in Bagalkot

Background: Early detection and treatment of cervical cancer increases a person's chance of survival.The majority of cervical cancer cases in India are discovered at later, more critical stages, which reduces the chance of survival for affected women.The main cause of late-stage illness diagnosis is a lack of knowledge regarding cervical cancer screening and prevention measures.Cervical cancer frequently does not show signs until it has progressed, which makes screening crucial.Methods: Out of 50 participants were chosen for this descriptive study using a feasible method.The pretest design for the group was one.The CES-D and BRS scales were utilized for collecting the data, and descriptive and inferential statistics were used to evaluate the data in terms of mean % by distribution.Results: According to the study, 50% of the 50 patients with gynecological cancer experienced significant depression.In 32% of cases, the resilience was mild.Resilience was moderate in 68% of the patients.We discovered a negative correlation between depression and resilience among gynecological patients based on the calculated value of (-0.09). Conclusion:Using the CES-D and BRS scales to measure depression and resilience in patients with gynecological cancer, the study found a negative relationship.