Oncology rehabilitation is a tailored physiotherapy program designed to support individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment. It helps minimize treatment-related symptoms, improve mobility and strength, manage fatigue, and enhance overall quality of life.
Physiotherapy for oncology rehabilitation can be started at various points — before treatment (prehabilitation), during active treatment, and after treatment to help with recovery and long-term physical fitness. Early involvement often leads to better outcomes.
Cancer rehabilitation can address a range of issues, including treatment-related fatigue, reduced strength and mobility, balance difficulties, lymphedema (swelling), breathing problems, and pain management.
Yes. Your physiotherapist conducts a detailed assessment to understand your symptoms and goals. Based on this, a customized rehabilitation plan is designed that may include exercises, breathing work, functional training, and caregiver education.
Absolutely. Physiotherapy can safely be provided during active treatment to help maintain strength and mobility, and it also plays a vital role after surgery or therapy to restore function, reduce pain, and support overall recovery.
