The long-term effects of cancer and its treatments necessitate specialized rehabilitation in oncology and cancer survivorship to restore function and alleviate treatment-related impairments. Cancer rehabilitation focuses on fatigue management, pain relief, and improving musculoskeletal strength through personalized exercise programs. Lymphedema management, mobility training, and neurocognitive rehabilitation play a key role in addressing post-treatment challenges. Psychosocial support, including counseling and mindfulness-based interventions, helps survivors navigate emotional and psychological concerns. A comprehensive rehabilitation approach enhances quality of life, enabling cancer survivors to regain independence, maintain physical activity, and improve overall well-being.
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