Cancer-Rehab resources
*This article was originally published by Active Physio Works, which is part of the Lifemark family.
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Cancer patients need a plan to help them get back to work. If you have completed cancer treatment and want to improve your abilities so you can return to work and leisure activities, you may find that a cancer rehab program c
Exercise should always be encouraged for cancer patients, but there are some potential risks. It is up to your physiotherapist to minimize the risks while maximizing recovery. Here are a few things to keep in mind.
As I rang the bell to signify the end of my cancer treatment, I had no idea that this was really just the first step in the road to recovery from the side effects of the treatment.
It’s been over five years since my battle with cancer. I had always been a casual runner, venturing out for a 5km jog a couple of times a week but lately I’ve been running a lot; enjoying the exercise and increasing ease in my stride.
It is common for people who have received cancer treatment to experience cancer-related fatigue. In fact, 80% of chemotherapy or radiotherapy patients will experience some degree of persistent fatigue.
A fairly new concept in Canada; cancer rehab has benefits that are well supported by current research. Patients can regain physical and mental well-being.