Cancer Surgery

What is Cancer Surgery?

Cancer surgery is a treatment where the cancer-affected tissue is removed through an operation. The goal is to eliminate the cancer and stop it from spreading to other parts of the body.

Why is Cancer Surgery needed?

To remove cancer completely or reduce its size
To relieve pain, bleeding, or discomfort caused by tumors
To prevent cancer from spreading further

Which types of cancer require surgery?

Cancer surgery may be recommended for:

Breast cancer
Oral and head–neck cancer
Skin cancer
Tumors in different organs

The decision depends on the cancer type, size, and stage.

Q: When should someone consider Cancer Surgery?

A lump or swelling that doesn’t go away
A wound or sore that doesn’t heal
Unexplained pain, bleeding, or sudden weight loss

Early diagnosis often leads to better treatment results.

Q: What happens after Cancer Surgery?

Some patients may need reconstructive surgery
Additional treatments like chemotherapy or radiotherapy may be advised
Regular follow-ups are important for recovery and monitoring

Q: Is Cancer Surgery safe?

Yes. With modern medical technology and experienced surgeons, cancer surgery is now safer and more effective. Early treatment greatly improves success rates.