Question 1

Can physiotherapy start during treatment?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes, when it is indicated and coordinated with the medical team. The timing, intensity and goals depend on the ongoing treatment, your test results and your general condition. The programme remains cautious and evolving, with particular attention to days of fatigue.

Question 2

Do I need a prescription?

Accepted Answer

Physiotherapy is organised according to the rules in force and your medical situation. For care reimbursed by the CNS, a medical prescription and the conditions in force are generally required. Bring your prescription, your reports and the instructions of your care team if you have them.

Question 3

Does rehabilitation only concern breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

No. Breast cancer benefits from specialised support on kine-sein.lu, but rehabilitation can also be adapted to the aftermath of other treatments. The links to the categories and specialised sites above make it possible to guide care according to the area concerned.

Question 4

Will physiotherapy make my fatigue worse?

Accepted Answer

Exercises are dosed to respect your recovery. Appropriate activity can, on the contrary, help to better manage the fatigue related to treatment. The intensity, duration and breaks are adjusted at each session, and the programme is lightened on harder days.

Question 5

What should I do in case of swelling of the arm or leg?

Accepted Answer

New or worsening swelling should be reported to your medical team. When indicated, care may include advice, exercises and work around lymphatic drainage. Associated redness, warmth or significant pain requires prompt medical advice.

Question 6

Can sessions take place at home?

Accepted Answer

Home sessions may be considered when travel is difficult or after a hospitalisation. The practice often remains more suitable for strengthening, endurance and balance with equipment. The safest arrangement is defined with you and, if necessary, your doctor.

Question 7

How do I book an appointment?

Accepted Answer

You can book online or call the Bascharage practice on +352 26 65 28 42. If you are unsure about the urgency of your symptoms, call 112 rather than waiting for an appointment.