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Breast cancer treatments can cause muscle loss and weakness, which can affect your recovery and overall health. This study compares two ways to rebuild muscle: a supervised program that combines resistance exercise with relaxation training at a hospital facility, versus a self-directed home exercise program using elastic bands. The research team wants to see which approach works better for improving muscle strength, physical function, and quality of life.
Many breast cancer survivors struggle with muscle loss after chemotherapy and radiation, which can lead to weakness and complications. While exercise is known to help, researchers want to test whether adding relaxation techniques to the treatment makes it even more effective.
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You will be assigned to one of two groups for 16 weeks. If you're in the facility-based group, you'll attend one supervised exercise session per week at the hospital plus one self-directed session at home, learning elastic band resistance exercises and relaxation techniques. If you're in the home-based group, you'll do two elastic band exercise sessions per week on your own at home. Throughout the study, researchers will measure your muscle mass, strength, and quality of life.
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