O esporte como tratamento complementar do câncer de mama Uma revisão integrativa

O objetivo do presente estudo foi investigar como a prática de esporte auxilia no tratamento complementar do câncer de mama. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa de cunho exploratória. Para apoiar esse objetivo, utilizou-se um levantamento bibliográfico da literatura. Para tanto, as bases de dados Portal de Periódicos Capes, Web of Science e Pubmed foram consultadas por meio de uma estratégia de busca, com ênfase no período de 6 anos (2018-2023) sobre o tema exposto por meio de uma análise temática e pesquisa para a coleta dos estudos científicos. Ao todo, foram selecionados e incluídos um total de 12 estudos. Observou-se que há uma possibilidade da prática esportiva concomitantemente ao tratamento convencional medicamentoso, uma vez que a prática oferta benefícios diminui os efeitos colaterais do tratamento e, consequentemente, melhora a qualidade de vida das pacientes nos aspectos físicos, fisiológicos e sociais.

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