Uterine cancer surgery involves removing the uterus and, in some cases, surrounding tissues and lymph nodes to treat cancer. This procedure helps remove the disease completely and allows doctors to plan further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation. Benefits: Complete removal of cancerous tissue Helps guide additional therapy and long-term management Reduces symptoms like abnormal bleeding, pain, or pressure Supports recovery and improved survival outcomes Risks: Mild pain and temporary fatigue Temporary hormonal changes if ovaries are removed Hospital stay typically 4-5 days Longer recovery compared to minor procedures Recovery & Care: Pain is managed with medications, and walking is encouraged to aid recovery. Patients should avoid heavy lifting for a few weeks. Follow-up visits ensure complete healing, and most women gradually regain strength and normal daily activities within several weeks.