March 3, 2026European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Navigating motherhood with one breast: a descriptive phenomenological study of body image, social stigma and resilience during active chemotherapy

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Active chemotherapy affects body image and social stigma in mothers, leading to unique resilience strategies.
Participants expressed feelings of inadequacy and resilience during the challenges of motherhood with one breast.
Observational analysis of mothers undergoing chemotherapy explored their experiences and self-image perceptions.
Findings highlight the need for support systems that address body image and stigma during treatment.

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Descriptive phenomenological study reveals body image challenges and resilience in mothers undergoing chemotherapy, indicating social stigma influence.

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Tandoğan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Descriptive phenomenological study reveals body image challenges and resilience in mothers undergoing chemotherapy, indicating social stigma influence.

Navigating motherhood with one breast: a descriptive phenomenological study of body image, social stigma and resilience during active chemotherapy

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