Journal de science et d'ingénierie tissulaires

Obesity and Cancer Rehabilitation for Functional Recovery and Quality of Life in Breast Cancer Survivors

Abstract

Sophia Johnson

Breast cancer survivors often face numerous challenges post-treatment, including obesity and decreased quality of life. Obesity not only increases the risk of cancer recurrence but also hampers functional recovery and overall well-being. In this article, we delve into the interplay between obesity, cancer rehabilitation, functional recovery andquality of life in breast cancer survivors. We explore the importance of tailored rehabilitation programs, encompassing physical activity, dietary interventions and psychosocial support, in mitigating the adverse effects of obesity and enhancing posttreatment outcomes. Additionally, we discuss the role of healthcare professionals, policymakers andcommunity support in promoting holistic rehabilitation strategies for optimal functional recovery and quality of life among breast cancer survivors.