Do I need to exercise if I have uterine cancer and effusion?

Should I exercise if I have uterine cancer? Cancer is synonymous with fear, and cancer is also like a "rest". After many patients learn that they have cancer, all their kinetic cells are sealed. Let's ask experts to explain the benefits of exercise for cancer patients:

For normal people, exercise can prevent lifestyle diseases. Non-smokers who exercise most often can reduce their cancer mortality by 70%, and even smokers who exercise regularly can reduce their cancer mortality by 54%.
Physical exercise has become an important means for cancer patients to fight cancer. There are many ways to exercise, such as walking, running, swimming, playing ball, Qigong, Tai Chi, and yoga introduced from abroad. However, for cancer patients with weak constitutions, some people think that it is not suitable to exercise and they should rest, but that will only make them weaker. Doctors generally advise patients to exercise appropriately, and scientifically. For this reason, the hospital will tailor an exercise plan for each patient and make reasonable adjustments based on the patient's recovery status. As the saying goes, life lies in exercise, and exercise must be scientific.
Exercise has many benefits for cancer patients. Exercise itself can improve physical fitness and disease resistance. Physical exercise can stimulate the brain and promote mental health. High-level exercise itself emphasizes the unity of body and mind, which is more beneficial to mental health. Persistent exercise can make the lives of cancer patients very regular, thus establishing a good lifestyle. In addition, cancer patients gain more extensive interpersonal communication through exercise, especially getting to know cancer patient groups, from which they can gain information, friendship and support, making patients feel that they are not fighting alone, but fighting cancer together with everyone.