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Stage 2 Uterine Cancer का इलाज कैसे होता है? | Can Surgery Alone Cure It? | Dr Praveen Kammar

I’m Dr Praveen Kammar, cancer surgeon specializing in digestive and gynecological cancers. In this video, I’ll explain how we treat Stage 2 uterine cancer when the disease spreads beyond the uterus and involves the cervix. Many patients ask if surgery is still possible, whether radiation is mandatory, and when chemotherapy is needed. Let’s break it down. _______________________ 📌For any queries, contact us at the given number or visit our website! Contact - 9372392003 Website:- https://drpraveenkammar.com/ CLINIC LOCATIONS : (A) Borivali Health Care, Lancelot Apartments, A wing, 4th floor, 401, Swami Vivekananda Rd, Shastri Nagar, Sumer Nagar, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400092 (B) SSO Hospital, ABOVE Bellevue Multispecialty Hospital, New Link Road, 2 floors, Opp. D.N. Nagar Metro Station gate no 3, Next to Audi Showroom, New Link Rd, opp. Star Bazaar Extension, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400053 _______________________ Video Flow 0:00 – Introduction: What is Stage 2 Uterine Cancer? 0:32 – How do we confirm it’s Stage 2? 1:08 – Why surgery is still the first step 1:24 – What is radical hysterectomy? 2:02 – Difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2 surgery 2:55 – Why radiation is essential post-surgery 3:20 – When do we add chemotherapy? 3:50 – What if surgery is not possible? 4:06 – Summary _______________________ Stage 2 Uterine Cancer का इलाज कैसे होता है? | Can Surgery Alone Cure It? | Dr Praveen Kammar What defines Stage 2 uterine cancer? Stage 2 means the tumor has extended from the body of the uterus into the cervix, but hasn’t spread to lymph nodes or distant organs. We confirm this through clinical exams, biopsy, and imaging like CT, MRI, or PET scans. If cervical involvement is evident, we classify it as Stage 2. What is the first step in treatment? We usually start with surgery. The standard approach is radical hysterectomy which means removal of the uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and nearby tissues. Unlike Stage 1, Stage 2 requires wider margins to ensure complete cancer removal. That’s why we operate carefully around vital structures like the ureters, bladder, and rectum. Why more extensive surgery? The cervix is located deeper in the pelvis and close to important organs. A simple hysterectomy isn’t enough. In radical hysterectomy, we shift the ureters, protect nerves, and ensure clear margins which reduces recurrence risk and improves disease control. Is radiation therapy needed after surgery? Yes. Most Stage 2 patients receive radiation after surgery to lower the risk of local recurrence. Even with clean margins, microscopic disease can remain. The radiation plan is customized based on the final pathology. Do all patients need chemotherapy? Not always. We decide based on tumor grade, lymphovascular invasion, cancer type, and the patient’s overall health. High risk features may call for combined chemotherapy and radiation. If a patient isn’t fit for surgery, we may begin with radiation and reassess before adding chemotherapy. What if surgery isn’t possible? If the patient is unfit for anesthesia, radiation can be the primary treatment. In select cases, if there is a good response, surgery may be considered later. ________________ Related Videos: 1. क्या सब कैंसर एक जैसे हैं? | Are all cancers the same? | Dr Praveen Kammar, Cancer Surgeon    • क्या सब कैंसर एक जैसे हैं? | Are all cance...   2. Stage 1 Uterine Cancer इलाज कैसे होता है? | Stage 1 Uterine Cancer Treatment | Dr Praveen Kammar    • Stage 1 Uterine Cancer इलाज कैसे होता है? ...   3. Uterine Cancer का Survival Rate कितना है? | Uterine Cancer Survival Rate | Dr Praveen Kammar    • Uterine Cancer का Survival Rate कितना है? ...   4. Essential Tests for Uterine Cancer | Uterine Cancer का Diagnosis कैसे होता है? | Dr Praveen Kammar    • Essential Tests for Uterine Cancer | Uteri...   ________________ About Dr. Praveen Kammar Dr Praveen Kammar is a surgical oncologist practising in the city of Mumbai. He completed his MCh course in surgical oncology from the reputed Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, one of the premier cancer care centres in the country. He also holds a fellowship in Colorectal surgery from Yopnsei cancer centre, Seoul, South Korea. Dr Praveen’s main area of focus is colorectal and GI oncology, Gynecological cancers, minimal access surgeries for abdominal and thoracic malignancies, transanal surgeries, and sphincter-saving surgeries for rectal cancer, cytoreductive surgeries, and HIPEC for advanced abdominal cancers. #UterineCancer #Stage2UterineCancer #EndometrialCancer #CancerSurgery #CancerManagement #Cancer #DrPraveenKammar