Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

An enthusiastic and passionate Oncology Physiotherapist (Master of Physiotherapy - Oncology) . Throughout my academic journey and clinical experiences, I have witnessed firsthand the transformative impact that physiotherapy can have on the lives of individuals undergoing cancer treatment. From managing treatment side effects to enhancing physical function and overall well-being, the power of physiotherapy in the oncology field is truly remarkable.

The Role of Physiotherapy During and After Chemotherapy

25/Jun/2026 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

When you or a loved one is prescribed chemotherapy, the immediate focus is naturally on the medical schedule, oncology appointments, and managing immediate side effects like nausea. Physical movement often takes a backseat, with “rest as much as possible” becoming the default advice.

While rest is essential, clinical research shows that structured, intentional movement is one of the most powerful tools available to counter the physical toll of cancer treatment. Specialized oncology physiotherapy provides a safe pathway to protect your strength, manage side effects, and rebuild your life after treatment wraps up.

Physiotherapy During and Post Radiation

25/Jun/2026 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Radiation therapy is a lifesaver, but it takes a massive physical toll. While most people know about the fatigue and skin changes, the deeper physical impact, like tissue scarring, joint stiffness, and muscle weakness, often flies under the radar.

That is where oncology physiotherapy comes in. It is not just about recovery after the fact; it is a proactive strategy to help you maintain your movement, manage pain, and keep your independence both during and after your treatment.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy for Sexual Dysfunction and Incontinence in Cancer Recovery.

21/Jun/2026 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

When we talk about cancer recovery, the conversation usually focuses on clear milestones: clear scans, hair regrowth, and regaining the energy to return to work. But there is a massive, deeply personal part of survivorship that often gets left in the shadows: pelvic health, sexual function, and bladder control.

If you are experiencing painful intercourse, a loss of sensation, or accidental leaking after cancer treatment, you are not broken, and you are far from alone. More importantly, you do not have to just “live with it.” Specialized pelvic floor physiotherapy offers a non-invasive, evidence-based path to help you heal both physically and emotionally.

Common Oncology Investigations

21/Jun/202621/Jun/2026 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Oncology investigations are a crucial component of cancer care, used for initial diagnosis, exact staging, treatment planning, and long-term monitoring.
Because cancer can manifest in completely different ways depending on the tissue involved, clinical teams rely on a combination of laboratory, imaging, and tissue-based tests.

Beyond Survival: Reclaiming Your Body After Breast Cancer with Oncology Physiotherapy.

15/Jun/2026 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Breast cancer treatments are lifesaving, but they can leave behind a quiet trail of physical challenges, from a stiff shoulder that prevents you from reaching the top shelf, to persistent swelling or bone-deep exhaustion. Many survivors assume that pain, stiffness, or fatigue are unavoidable consequences of treatment. However, specialized oncology physiotherapy provides a vital bridge from surviving to truly thriving. Here is a look at the physical changes you might experience and how evidence-based physiotherapy can help you restore function, independence, and confidence.

Regaining Control: A Physiotherapist’s Guide to Swallowing Exercises After Cancer

05/Oct/2025 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

A cancer diagnosis and its subsequent treatment can change many aspects of daily life. One of the most challenging, yet often overlooked, side effects is dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. This essential function, which we usually take for granted, is a complex process involving coordinated movements in the mouth and throat. When treatments affect these areas, eating and drinking can become difficult and stressful.

Ovarian Cancer : An Overview

21/Jun/202605/Oct/2023 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Ovarian cancer is a significant health concern for women worldwide. This blog aims to provide a comprehensive overview of ovarian cancer, including its epidemiology, risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, staging, treatment options, and prognosis.

Biomechanics Basics Explained

21/Jun/202627/Aug/2023 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Biomechanics is a movement science that provides a quantitative and scientific approach to understanding the mechanics of living organisms. By investigating how forces, motion, and structure interact, biomechanics contributes to improving human performance, preventing injuries, and enhancing the quality of life.

Caring for the Critical: An Introduction to Physiotherapy Management in the ICU

07/Aug/202304/Aug/2023 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Physiotherapy management in critical care/ICU is a fundamental aspect of comprehensive patient care. By promoting early mobilization, optimizing respiratory function, preventing complications, and providing psychological support, physiotherapists significantly contribute to the overall well-being and faster recovery of critically ill patients.

Restoring health: Physical Therapy strategies for Lymphedema Management

03/Aug/2023 by Dr. Shreyasi G. | Master of Physiotherapy (Oncology)

Physiotherapy management of lymphedema in cancer patients plays a pivotal role in improving their quality of life and functional abilities. Through early detection, comprehensive treatment plans, patient education, and symptom management, physiotherapists contribute significantly to the patient’s recovery and emotional well-being.

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