Why Exercise Is Important In Cancer Prevention And Treatment

Exercise is a form of physical activity that is structured and planned particularly with the goal of maintaining or improving fitness and health. Any movement of the body's skeletal muscles that requires calorie expenditure is referred to as physical exercise.

-  Dr. Kanury Rao

Exercise can improve quality of life, aerobic fitness, physical function, and control of fatigue. It can also increase motivation to change lifestyle habits. Exercise interventions are not typically given to cancer patients, particularly those with advanced cancer, because the link between physical activity and cancer is readily missed. Studies have shown the advantages of physical activity, mentioning the significance of making the idea of physical activity popular among people and making expert exercise-treatment programmes accessible to cancer patients.