
- Summer 2012
- Volume 11
- Issue 2
Is Rehabilitation Right for You?
If you sense that you are still experiencing the effects of cancer treatment, whether it is a physical limitation, cognitive issue or fatigue, you may want to seek a referral to rehabilitation—regardless of how long it has been since treatment.
Any of the following conditions should be explored:
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?Pain
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?Fatigue
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?Deconditioning—the sense that you can’t do what you used to
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?Reduced physical strength
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?Reduced range of motion in the joints
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?Shortness of breath
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?Lack of balance while walking or standing
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?Difficulty swallowing
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?Difficulty chewing
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?Difficulty opening or closing your mouth
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?Lymphedema—swelling
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?Peripheral neuropathy—tingling or loss of sensation in the fingers and toes
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?Inability to perform tasks that could be done prior to diagnosis
Articles in this issue
almost 14 years ago
Tips on Finding Insurance Coverage for Cancer Rehabilitationalmost 14 years ago
Two Congressional Bills on Colorectal Cancer Introducedalmost 14 years ago
Recognizing Actinic Keratosisabout 14 years ago
Leukemia Survival Rates Greatly Improved, Study Saysabout 14 years ago
CT Challenge Survivorship Summitabout 14 years ago
Q&A: Counterfeit Chemotherapy Drugs Cause Concernabout 14 years ago
EPA Plans to Cut Radon Program, Despite Continued Cancer Riskabout 14 years ago
Better, Stronger, Happierabout 14 years ago
Questions to Ask About a Clinical Trialabout 14 years ago
Expressing One’s Thoughts



