Exercise Recommendations for the Management of Symptoms Clusters Resulting From Cancer and Cancer Treatments

Mustian, Karen M.; Cole, Calvin; Lin, Po‐Ju; Asare, Matthew; Fung, Chunkit; Janelsins, Michelle Christine; Kamen, Charles; Peppone, Luke Joseph; Magnuson, Allison

doi:10.1016/j.soncn.2016.09.002

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“…However, national guidelines suggest that moderate‐ to vigorous‐intensity aerobic exercise is recommended for long‐term brain health . In addition, as reviews suggest most of the studies conducted to date have been limited by short follow‐up periods and were conducted during or shortly after cancer therapy.…”

Section: Cancer‐related Neurocognitive Impairmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management of side effects during and post-treatment in breast cancer survivors

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Cancer-related fatigue, insomnia, and cancer-related cognitive impairment are commonly experienced symptoms that share psychological and physical manifestations. One or more of these symptoms will affect nearly all patients at some point during their course of treatment or survivorship. These side effects are burdensome and reduce patients' quality of life well beyond their cancer diagnosis and associated care treatments. Cancer-related fatigue, insomnia, and cancer-related cognitive impairment are likely to have multiple etiologies that make it difficult to identify the most effective method to manage them. In this review, we summarized the information on cancer-related fatigue, insomnia, and cancer-related cognitive impairment incidence and prevalence among breast cancer patients and survivors as well as recent research findings on pharmaceutical, psychological, and exercise interventions that have shown effectiveness in the treatment of these side effects. Our review revealed that most current pharmaceutical interventions tend to ameliorate symptoms only temporarily without addressing the underlying causes. Exercise and behavioral interventions are consistently more effective at managing chronic symptoms and possibly address an underlying etiology. Future research is needed to investigate effective interventions that can be delivered directly in clinic to a large portion of patients and survivors.

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Section: Cancer‐related Neurocognitive Impairmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management of side effects during and post-treatment in breast cancer survivors

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“…Mustian et al (58), mediante una revisión sistemática, concluyen que el ejercicio es una opción terapéutica segura, apropiada y efectiva para alivianar la carga de los grupos de síntomas en los pacientes con cáncer.…”

Section: Estudios Con Poblaciones Específicas Por Tipos De Cáncer Y Tunclassified

Los grupos de síntomas en personas con cáncer: una revisión integrativa

González¹

2017

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Objetivo: explorar el estado actual de desarrollo investigativo del área temática de grupos de síntomas en adultos con cáncer. Método: revisión integrativa de producción científica generada entre 2001 y 2016. Se incluyeron 61 artículos por su aporte en la comprensión del área temática. Resultados: el estudio de los grupos de síntomas en personas con cáncer se consolida como un área temática novedosa, pertinente y necesaria para la investigación y práctica de enfermería en oncología, con tendencias y retos que incluyen: (1) El desarrollo de marcos conceptuales que aporten a la fundamentación, atributos y efectos (2) La determinación de métodos y formas de crearlos y clasificarlos (3) La generación de estudios con poblaciones específicas por tipos de cáncer y tratamiento y la consolidación de intervenciones de enfermería. Conclusiones: los pacientes con cáncer experimentan múltiples síntomas de forma simultánea durante las distintas fases de la enfermedad. Es incipiente el estudio de este fenómeno, los retos para la enfermería se centran en la generación de respuestas que alivien la carga de los grupos de síntomas y mejoren la calidad de vida de estos pacientes. Es necesario validar escalas de carga del síntoma y explorar los grupos de síntomas incluyendo variables clínicas ligadas a los tratamientos oncológicos.

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“…The most common cancer treatments are surgery/incision, chemotherapy, radiational therapy, hormonal therapy, body immune therapy, and/or the combination of all. Although these types of treatment might recover the patient's condition, it might cause side effects as well as a set of physical and psychological symptoms (Mustian, Cole, Lin & Asare, 2016). Some of those conditions can even impair the patient's ability to obey medication protocols, perform daily activities, and maintain conventional life standards (Kwekkeboom, Chermin, Lee, & Wanta, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Some of the symptoms most reported due to cancer and its medication include sleeping disorder, fatigue, pain, loss of physical abilities, sarcopenia, cachexia, and osteoporosis (Mustian, Cole, Lin, & Asare, 2016). Among these, sleeping disorder is the most often suffered by breast cancer patients (Gehrman, Garland, Matura, & Mao, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Among these, sleeping disorder is the most often suffered by breast cancer patients (Gehrman, Garland, Matura, & Mao, 2016). A cancer-diagnosed woman typically possesses a high sleeping disorder prevalence during treatment and recovery (Palseh, Ulusakarya, Tudela, & Gerry, 2013); (Mustian, Cole, Lin, & Asare, 2016). These patients thus have a higher risk of lower life quality, immune system, cognitive abilities, and abilities to perform daily routine.…”

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The Effect of Five-Finger Relaxation Technique to The Sleep Quality of Breast Cancer Patients

2018

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Sleeping disorder is a symptom often suffered by breast cancer patients. To overcome it, five-finger relaxation technique is considered helpful. In previous research, this technique can be utilized to lower the level of anxiety and fatigue. This research, therefore, aims at identifying the effect of five-finger relaxation technique to the sleep quality of breast cancer patients. The research method used that of quasi experiment with pre-test and post-test control group design. The population included breast cancer patients within the service of the healthcare in Sekarwangi Hospital and R. Syamsudin SH Hospital. Sampling was done consecutively. The number of samples from control and intervention group were 30 people each. The intervention group received a standard hospital therapy and fivefinger relaxation technique divided in 15 sessions with 10-15 minutes time every other day for 1 month. Meanwhile, the control group received only a standard hospital therapy. The measurement tool was PSQI. The analysis used paired sample t-test and independent sample t-test. The result of the research has shown a difference in scores during pre-test and post-test of the sleep quality on both groups due to p value < 0.05. A difference has striken on the scores of sleep quality between control and intervention group with the latter having higher scores than the former. It can be concluded that five-finger relaxation technique does affect the quality sleep of breast cancer patients. The result of this research can be an additional intervention to decrease the symptoms suffered by breast cancer patients.

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Exercise Recommendations for the Management of Symptoms Clusters Resulting From Cancer and Cancer Treatments

Cited by 38 publications

References 158 publications

Management of side effects during and post-treatment in breast cancer survivors

Management of side effects during and post-treatment in breast cancer survivors

Los grupos de síntomas en personas con cáncer: una revisión integrativa

The Effect of Five-Finger Relaxation Technique to The Sleep Quality of Breast Cancer Patients

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