Working closely with the tribal communities of Chhattisgarh, Niramayah Cancer Foundation recognizes the concerning trend of hysterectomy being the predominant treatment option for women facing advanced reproductive tract cancer. While this procedure may be necessary for saving lives in dire situations, it also comes with significant repercussions for women's sexual health, economic stability, and overall quality of life. For women of sexually active age and peri-menopausal stage, undergoing hysterectomy can not only disrupt their reproductive capabilities but also have profound psychological and social impacts.

In response to these challenges, Niramayah Cancer Foundation advocates for a holistic approach to cancer care that prioritizes women's overall well-being beyond just the immediate medical intervention. This includes providing comprehensive counseling and support services to help women cope with the emotional and psychological effects of hysterectomy, as well as facilitating access to resources for sexual health education and rehabilitation. Additionally, our foundation actively promotes awareness about alternative treatment options and fertility preservation techniques that may be suitable for certain individuals, empowering women to make informed decisions about their healthcare journey.

Furthermore, Niramayah Cancer Foundation collaborates with community leaders to address the underlying socioeconomic factors that contribute to the prevalence of hysterectomy among financially vulnerable groups. By advocating for improved access to preventive healthcare services, early detection programs, and affordable treatment options, we aim to mitigate the need for hysterectomy as the only life-saving option for women with advanced reproductive tract cancer. Through these efforts, we strive to uphold the dignity, autonomy, and rights of women in tribal communities, ensuring that they receive compassionate and equitable care that respects their individual needs and choices.