Should I have surgery if my stage 4 endometrial cancer is gone after chemo?

This is such a difficult decision to navigate, especially when communication with the care team hasn't been ideal. Many patients face similar uncertainty about whether to proceed with planned surgeries when treatment has been so successful. The decision about surgery after achieving clear scans involves weighing many factors that only the medical team can fully assess, including the specific characteristics of the cancer, overall health status, and potential benefits versus risks. Consider seeking a second opinion from another oncologist or asking for a detailed consultation where all questions can be thoroughly discussed - patients deserve clear explanations about treatment recommendations and the reasoning behind them.

God is good. Listen to you.

That's great news in remission I feel like wise on some docs they think we are suppose to know an understand every little detail an small details can obviously be the difference between living or dien or understanding an not honestly we already have fragile emotions that diagnosis dumps on us all at once I was lucky enough to get a great radiation docter an chemo docter an also I had went to UCSF for brachy therapy i was on cisplastin keytruda an 30 rounds of radiation an 8 chemo they say my tumor shrunk to a five centimeter from 8.2 im stage 3 cervical cancer which mastisized to my lymph nodes an stomach thank God my body reacted well but I am awaiting a new pet scan to see where we go from here its very scary so I feel your pain an discouragement as far as docters go get second opinions if need be im being seen at UT now which is great docters in all I hope an pray the best for you