Cancer.Physio

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Please try again later. Contact. We can help you on your cancer journey in so many ways. We would love to help you! Call our clinic or send us a message and we'll be in touch shortly. (07) 3470 1203. clinic located inside Orion Family Physiotherapy.

HOME | Reducing Cancer Side Effects

With Physio treatment he was able to do things he had never done before like squats + dead lifts in our local gym and had good fatigue management, ongoing pain I have a special interest in Male Cancer Physio treatment (and mental health) and I am an active member of Springfield Mo Men (Movember...

SERVICES | Pain Relief with Physio

Cancer pain and pain associated with treatment side-effects can be vast and challenging. Regardless of what cancer type you have or what stage of treatment you are at, we will conduct an assessment and develop a shared treatment plan designed to suit your needs exactly.

Fatigue Management

The cancer itself and the cancer treatments changing normal protein and hormone levels that are linked to inflammatory processes which can cause or worsen fatigue. Pain (can be cancer pain or side effects from deconditioning and related causes).

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Fatigue is one of the most common side effects from cancer and cancer treatments. Here are some tips on ways to reduce your fatigue and get the most out of life. (07) 3470 1203. info@kingdomhealthgroup.com. Suite 3, Level 1 (Shop 1.43).

ABOUT | The Cancer.Physio story

The Cancer.Physio story was really many years in the making. It more formally started to take shape in 2016 when Physiotherapy colleagues Adam The Cancer.Physio story is your story, your journey, to get your life back with or beyond Cancer. With us helping alongside to help you thrive again; that is, to...

Lymphoedema - What Can You Do?

• 07 May, 2019. If lymphatic vessels or nodes are removed or damaged as a result of your cancer treatments Going back to the traffic jam analogy, you and your physio will also need to work on clearing areas just further than the swelling seems to spread, to give the lymph fluid somewhere to go.