Palliative surgery and care play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for patients facing serious or advanced illnesses, especially when a cure is no longer possible. Instead of focusing on eliminating disease, it addresses pain, discomfort, and complications such as bleeding, obstruction, or impaired mobility. These interventions help patients regain function, maintain dignity, and reduce physical and emotional suffering. Palliative care also supports families, offering emotional guidance and coordination of services. By aligning treatment with the patient’s personal goals and comfort, it ensures compassionate, patient-centered care during challenging stages of illness.