Rehabilitation after chemotherapy with infusions is an important aspect of cancer treatment to help patients recover and regain their strength and overall well-being.

The specific rehabilitation program will vary depending on the individual's condition, the type of cancer, the extent of treatment, and the presence of any underlying health issues:

• Consult Your Oncologist: Always consult your oncologist before taking any vitamins or supplements during or after chemotherapy. Some supplements can interfere with treatment or have adverse effects.
• Do not use any supplements for nails, hair or anything what stimulates cells growth 
• Focus on a well-balanced, nutritious diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains. This can help your body recover and regain strength.
• Stay well-hydrated, as chemotherapy can be dehydrating. Water is often the best choice, but consult your healthcare team for specific recommendations.
• Vitamin D: Some cancer patients may have low vitamin D levels. Your doctor can assess your levels and recommend supplements if necessary.
• Iron and Anemia: Chemotherapy can lead to anemia (low red blood cell count). If advised by your doctor, iron supplements may be beneficial.
• Antioxidants: High-dose antioxidants like vitamin C. 
• Probiotics: Some people find that probiotics help with gastrointestinal side effects of chemotherapy, but consult your doctor before using them.

Remember, every patient's situation is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. Always discuss any supplements or vitamins with your oncologist to ensure they are safe and appropriate for your individual circumstances. Your healthcare team will tailor recommendations to your specific needs.