AUN RAZA2025-11-172025-11-172020https://escholar.umt.edu.pk/handle/123456789/10336Uterus cancer is a disease spread due to different factors but the most common one is due to sexual activities, genetic mutation and HPV. The cancer spread on the different site of the uterus and classified according to the site i.e. cervical, endometrial, ovarian etc. majority of the risk factors are similar among all types and their symptoms are also close enough. But by the help of screening and other analysis methods the exact type can be identified. There are number of treatments available for all the different types including surgeries, chemotherapies, radiation therapies and also much prevention to reduce the risk of having uterus cancer. According to the WHO, uterus cancer is the second most common cancer type in the female that cause more deaths per year. As a rough figure indicated that more than 500000 patients are diagnosed with the uterus cancer and about half of them die due to this disease. The infected ration is more in developing countries. The incidence and spread of uterus cancer in Pakistan is not known precisely because it is a neglected disease in terms of detection and prevention. Epidemiological information on inconsistencies can be accessed in many tests in the light of some considerations, population restriction and only the management of registered cases. More than 1000 patients are reported in a single hospital in the area of Lahore in one and half year. Out of which about 70% are diagnosed with the Benin tumors and 30% with any one of the uterus cancer type. Out of the 30% of the uterus cancer, 32.5% are cervical cancer, 41% are ovarian cancer, 22% are endometrial cancer etc. This number of cases also highlighted the issue of increasing uterus cancer. The statistical analysis showed the non-significant relationship between the age group of the patients and the number of patients. It is most common among the women of 40 years plus, this is the belief that women have concluded that this final cancer means expected death, in this way that they believe it is better to refrain from screening and not have absolutely no information on wellness.enThesis