Post-cancer rehabilitation has emerged as a critical component of care for cancer survivors, addressing the physical, psychological, and emotional challenges that persist after cancer treatment. While survival rates for cancer patients have significantly improved due to advances in early detection and treatment modalities, many survivors face long-term complications that affect their overall well-being. These complications often include fatigue, reduced mobility, pain, weakness, and psychological distress, all of which can severely impact their Quality Of Life (QoL). concerns that arise in the post-treatment phase. Through targeted exercises, therapeutic techniques, and psycho-social support, physiotherapists help survivors regain physical independence and improve their QoL, which can lead to better mental health outcomes and a greater sense of well-being. [1]
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