Adapted physical activity
An individualised exercise programme, graded according to fatigue, ongoing treatments and day-to-day capacity, to maintain strength, endurance and autonomy.
Oncology
Oncological rehabilitation
Physical activity is a treatment in its own right for cancer-related conditions. It increases the effectiveness of treatments and reduces their side effects, such as fatigue. Synovia supports patients before, during and after treatments — on medical prescription and according to clinical indication.
Before, during and after treatments
Care adapts to each stage of the pathway: preparing for treatments, maintaining capacity during them, and progressive recovery afterwards.
Coordination with the medical team
Rehabilitation relies on the prescription, reports and contraindications communicated by the oncology team.
Prepare your request
The answers below guide patients before first contact. Care decisions always depend on the individual situation.
Can I exercise during treatments?
In most cases, yes: adapted physical activity is recommended during treatments, subject to your medical team's advice and the physiotherapist's assessment.
Is a prescription required?
For reimbursable care, a medical prescription is generally required. Official CNS information remains the reference.
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Synovia in Bertrange
The practice is on the garden level of Château de Helfent, 295 rue de Luxembourg, 8077 Bertrange, with easy access and parking for patients from Strassen, Mamer, Merl, western Luxembourg City and nearby municipalities. Close to motorway A6 (exit 5 Helfenterbrück — Merl / Bertrange).
295 rue de Luxembourg, 8077 Bertrange, Luxembourg