Surgical treatments involve medical procedures that require an operation to diagnose, treat, or manage various health conditions. These procedures can range from minor surgeries, like removing a small cyst, to major operations, such as a heart bypass or organ transplant. Surgeons use specialized tools and techniques to perform these interventions, often in a hospital setting. The decision to pursue surgical treatment typically depends on the severity of the condition and the potential benefits versus risks. Common reasons for surgery include tumor removal, repairing injuries, or addressing chronic issues like gallbladder disease. Recovery times and outcomes vary based on the type of surgery performed.