Primary Objectives:
1. To compare the effects of immersive virtual reality and conventional physical therapy, with and without lifestyle modification, on upper limb functional disability in post-surgical breast cancer survivors.
Secondary Objectives:
2. To assess the effects of immersive virtual reality compared to conventional physical therapy, with and without lifestyle modification, on improving pain, shoulder range of motion and muscle strength in post-surgical breast cancer survivors.
3. To determine the effects of immersive virtual reality compared to conventional physical therapy with and without lifestyle modification on quality of life and psychological wellbeing in post-surgical breast cancer survivors.
4. To evaluate self-reported adherence to the life style modification program among post-surgical breast cancer survivors.
