Cancer Rehab Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy in cancer rehabilitation supports individuals before, during, and after cancer treatment. This service is designed to help manage the physical side effects of cancer and its treatment, such as fatigue, weakness, and lymphedema. Treatment includes personalized exercise programs, manual therapy, and education to improve strength, mobility, and overall well-being. By addressing the unique challenges faced by cancer patients, this therapy plays a crucial role in enhancing recovery, reducing the risk of complications, and improving quality of life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Physiotherapy can help manage physical side effects such as fatigue, weakness, and lymphedema. Personalised exercise programs and manual therapy support strength, mobility, and overall well-being during cancer treatment.

Yes, cancer rehab physiotherapy is tailored to your specific needs and is safe during chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Your physiotherapist will work closely with your medical team to ensure the exercises and treatments are appropriate for your condition.

The exercises in cancer rehabilitation are personalised to your needs and may include gentle stretching, strength training, balance exercises, and aerobic activities. These exercises aim to improve overall fitness, reduce fatigue, and support recovery.

Yes, cancer rehab physiotherapy can help manage lymphedema through specialised exercises, manual lymphatic drainage, and education on self-care techniques. This can reduce swelling and discomfort and improve the quality of life.

Cancer rehabilitation physiotherapy can be beneficial at any stage—before, during, or after treatment. Early intervention can help prepare your body for treatment, manage side effects during therapy, and support recovery afterwards. Your healthcare team can guide you on the best time to start.

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Cancer Rehab Physiotherapy