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Exercise to Help Cancer Patients Deal With Fatigue

Cancer-related fatigue is the most common and troublesome adverse effect experienced by patients during and after cancer treatment. This type of fatigue is different from being chronically tired. In order to reduce cancer-related fatigue, exercise and/or psychological therapy has been found to work better than medications.

Exercise and psychological interventions may reduce cancer-related fatigue - cancer-related fatigue is an adverse effect experienced by patients during and after treatment - both aerobic and anaerobic exercises were effective in reducing fatigue

Exercise Helps Cancer Patients Deal With Fatigue

Mild exercise coupled with psychological intervention helps cancer patients deal with treatment or disease related fatigue. Read More

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