Posts Tagged ‘pain relief’
The Benefits of Physical Therapy for Cancer Patients: Enhancing Recovery and Quality of Life
Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, both physically and emotionally. While medical treatments like chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery are vital in fighting cancer, there is another powerful ally that can significantly contribute to a patient’s recovery: physical therapy. Physical therapy can play a beneficial role in the treatment and management of cancer. As…
Read MoreGetting Pain Relief for Neuropathy through Physical Therapy (Not Medication)
We focus on physical therapy for neuropathy that promotes lasting healing and relief from neuropathy symptoms.
Read MoreBreast Cancer Rehabilitation: Alleviating the Aftereffects of Cancer Treatments
You may be aware of the most direct side effects of breast cancer stemming from surgery, but there are other side effects from radiation and chemotherapy that you should be aware of as you and your oncologist talk about cancer rehab. A breast cancer rehab program should address or anticipate therapy treatments for shoulder mobility…
Read MoreCancer Rehabilitation Helps Survivors with Post-Treatment Side Effects
Intensive cancer treatments have helped people survive cancer, but worsened their post-treatment lives. That’s why innovations in cancer rehab matter.
Read MoreWhat Can Cancer Rehab Help With?
Cancer rehabilitation, or physical therapy specialized in the treatment of cancer-related impairments is an available service for cancer patients and survivors that to date remains highly underutilized. Interventions can help throughout the continuum of cancer care from the time of diagnosis though treatment and into palliative care and can assist patients with living their best…
Read MoreHow Physical Therapy Can Help With Pain After Breast Surgery
Pain after breast surgery? How can rehab help? Breast surgery is a lifesaving treatment for many women diagnosed with breast cancer. If you and your cancer team have determined that breast surgery will be part of your treatment plan, you will be advised on what to expect after your surgery. One side effect on…
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