This document discusses physical rehabilitation for cancer survivors. Physical rehabilitation can help survivors regain independence and adjust to physical changes from cancer or its treatment. It may include exercises to improve strength and mobility, learning new ways to do daily activities, and working with therapists like physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists. Physical rehabilitation is generally recommended for survivors who have difficulty with mobility, balance, energy levels, or major physical changes that interfere with daily life after primary cancer treatment ends. The goal is to help survivors physically recover and adapt to life after a cancer diagnosis.

1. REHABILITATION MEDICINE Dr. Shamanthakamani Narendran M.D. (Pead), Ph.D. (Yoga Science)

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37. Calf stretch Hamstring stretch MUSCULOSKELETAL REHABILITATION Hip abductor strengthening Quadriceps strengthening

38. Hip adductor strengthening Hip and buttock stretch Iliotibial band and buttock stretch Iliotibial band stretch

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