Oncorehabilitation is a complex of measures aimed at restoring functional capabilities and improving the quality of life in patients after cancer treatment. The purpose of oncorehabilitation is to help patients recover their physical, psychological, and social function after undergoing cancer treatment.

An oncorehabilitation program may include the following aspects:

  1.  Physical rehabilitation: Includes physical exercises, rehabilitation after surgery, restoration of physical activity and improvement of the patient's physical fitness.
  2.  Psychological support: Helping patients cope with emotional difficulties, anxiety, depression, and stress associated with cancer diagnosis and treatment.
  3.  Social support: Assistance in restoring social adaptation, returning to work or study, as well as support in communicating with others.
  4.  Dietary counseling: The development of an individual diet to maintain health and restore the body after cancer treatment.
  5.  Self-management training: Patients learn to manage their health status, understand their needs, and effectively deal with the effects of treatment.

Oncorehabilitation plays an important role in the general recovery of patients after cancer treatment, helping them return to a full life and improve the quality of their lives. Each oncorehabilitation program is developed individually, taking into account the needs and characteristics of each patient.