Endometrial cancer surgery involves removing the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and nearby lymph nodes if necessary. The procedure helps remove cancer completely and allows doctors to plan further treatment such as chemotherapy or radiation. Benefits: Complete removal of cancerous tissue Allows accurate staging and guides additional therapy Reduces symptoms such as abnormal bleeding or pelvic pain Supports long-term cancer management and survival Risks: Pain and mild fatigue during recovery, Early menopause if ovaries are removed, Hospital stay typically 4-5 days, Longer recovery compared to minor surgeries. Recovery & Care: Patients are encouraged to engage in light activity after 2–3 weeks to aid healing. Pain is managed with medications, and a balanced diet with gentle walking supports recovery. Follow-up visits and possible adjuvant therapy help prevent recurrence. Most patients gradually regain strength and resume normal daily activities.