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How Physiotherapy Helps Esophageal Cancer Patients | Reducing Fatigue, Anxiety & Depression

How Physiotherapy Helps Esophageal Cancer Patients | Reducing Fatigue, Anxiety & Depression 🌟 Discover how personalised physiotherapy can improve the lives of esophageal cancer patients! 🌟 In this video, we explore a real-life case study of a 35-year-old female patient with squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus who underwent surgery and chemoradiation. She struggled with fatigue, depression, and anxiety—common challenges for cancer patients. 🔹 What was the solution? A tailored physiotherapy program including: ✅ General mobility exercises ✅ Strengthening routines ✅ Light aerobic activities ✅ Yoga & relaxation techniques ✅ Recreational therapy 📊 Results: ✔ Reduced fatigue (measured by FACIT-F scale) ✔ Improved mood (assessed via HADS for anxiety & depression) ✔ Enhanced overall well-being 💡 Why is this important? Cancer treatment is tough—both physically and mentally. Physiotherapy isn’t just about movement; it’s about healing the mind and body together. This case proves that a holistic approach can make a real difference in recovery! 📌 Key Takeaways: Non-invasive therapy for cancer-related symptoms Personalised care improves quality of life Exercise + relaxation = better mental health #esophagealcancer #cancerrecovery #physiotherapy #CancerFatigue #mentalhealth #OncologyRehab #yogaforcancer #anxietyrelief #depressionhelp #holistichealing #cancersurvivor #chemotherapysupport 📢 Subscribe for more inspiring patient stories & health tips! 💪❤️ 👉 Have questions or experiences to share? Comment below! We’d love to hear from you. ///////////////////////////////// Effect of Personalised Physiotherapy Protocol on Managing Fatigue, Anxiety and Depression during Radiotherapy for Oesophagal Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Case Report Layman Abstract : This case study discusses a 35-year-old woman with oesophageal cancer, a serious condition where cells in the food pipe grow uncontrollably, making it hard and painful to swallow. After surgery, she received treatment that included both chemotherapy and radiation. She also experienced extreme tiredness, anxiety, and depression. To help her recover, doctors created a special physiotherapy plan that included exercises, yoga, relaxation, and fun activities. Over time, her fatigue, anxiety, and depression improved. This case shows that a personalised exercise and wellness program can help patients feel better both physically and emotionally during cancer treatment. To read other sections of this article please visit: https://bookstore.bookpi.org 🔎 Your Queries esophageal cancer fatigue relief anxiety management Esophageal cancer treatment Squamous cell carcinoma esophagus Cancer fatigue management Physiotherapy for cancer patients Anxiety and depression in cancer Feeding jejunostomy recovery Chemoradiation side effects Difficulty swallowing cancer Cancer rehabilitation exercises Yoga for cancer patients How to reduce cancer fatigue naturally Best exercises during chemotherapy Relaxation techniques for cancer anxiety Hospital anxiety and depression scale (HADS) FACIT-F scale for cancer fatigue Post-surgery physiotherapy for esophageal cancer Holistic cancer care Recreational therapy for cancer patients Strengthening exercises after cancer surgery Non-invasive cancer syptom relief Cancer survivor stories Coping with cancer depression How to support cancer patients emotionally Mind-body healing in cancer Inspirational cancer recovery journey