Cancer Rehabilitation
Addresses cancer-related fatigue, neuropathy, and musculoskeletal decline post-chemotherapy or surgery.
Why Cancer Rehabilitation is Done
- To manage cancer-related fatigue and weakness
- To address chemotherapy-induced neuropathy
- To improve physical function and mobility
- To enhance quality of life during treatment
- To support recovery after surgery
How Cancer Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Evaluation of cancer-related symptoms and functional limitations
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Exercise Therapy: Gentle aerobic and strength training
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Lymphedema Management: Compression therapy and exercises
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Pain Management: Techniques and interventions to reduce disease / treatment related pain
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Energy Conservation: Strategies to manage fatigue