Surgery for Uterine Cancer, also known as hysterectomy, is a surgical procedure performed with the aim of removing the cancerous tissue in the uterine region. The type of surgery is determined based on the spread, stage of the cancer, and the overall health of the patient. Uterine cancer surgeries typically involve a procedure called hysterectomy, where the uterus, and sometimes surrounding lymph nodes and other affected tissues, are removed. The surgery can be done through open surgery or laparoscopic methods. Laparoscopic surgery is performed by making small incisions and using special surgical tools and a camera, whereas in open surgery, a larger incision is made. The recovery process after uterine cancer surgery is crucial, and patients should adhere to the follow-up and treatment plan recommended by their doctor. Detailed information about the potential side effects of the surgery and necessary post-operative adjustments is provided to the patients.