Hey, Let’s Move Your Body Together!

Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou organized cancer patients to take gymnastics.

As spring comes and temperature rises, it seems that people’s desire to do sports increases. On March 29, Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou organized cancer patients and their family, mainly from Malaysia, to take gymnastics at the multifunctional meeting room on the 9th floor. Patients and their family were absorbed in explanation for every movement, and practiced seriously.

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Patients and their family were taking exercise

It was the fifth time for Elena, a lung cancer patient from the Philippines, to come Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou for treatment. At present, she is in stable condition. She showed that she seldom took gymnastics in the Philippines but went for a walk generally. In this time Malaysian patients and their family who can speak Chinese took part in this activity, and she can communicate with them without language barrier, so she joined it. As the only one who was the Filipino, Elena did not feel strange but moved her hands together.

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Lung cancer patient Elena 

Another lung cancer patient from Malaysia-- Mr. Loke who can discharge after taking interventional therapy in this time is in good condition now. He introduced that he loved doing sports very much. Except for playing badminton, he often took gymnastics. Thus, it was a piece of cake for him to join in this activity. He smiled and felt relaxed during the exercise.

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Lung cancer patient Mr. Loke

It was reported that 30-minitue gymnastics every day can help cancer patient relax and cooperate to take treatment, so that it can achieve good treatment effect. Aiming to release anxiety from cancer patients and their family and help them keep fit, Modern Cancer Hospital always holds activities like this, greatly welcomed by patients.

*Surgery, in addition to the appropriate chemotherapy and radiotherapy, are effective in treating early cancer, but certain patients in late stage of cancer may not be tolerate surgery well as they can be relatively weak. A combination of carefully planned minimally invasive therapy, chemotherapy or radiotherapy can effectively reduce the side effects and discomfort of treatment and may help patient get better efficacy.

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