This paper analyses the prevalence of surgical diseases and their impact on outpatient services at a tertiary care hospital in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India.Data was collected from the hospital's electronic medical records of all patients who visited the outpatient department with surgical diseases between January 2020 and December 2020.The study found that appendicitis, hernia, and gallbladder stones were the most common surgical diseases, and that the majority of patients were male and between the ages of 30 and 50 years.The high prevalence of surgical diseases led to long waiting times and high patient volumes, creating challenges for the hospital's staff and resources.The paper highlights the need for increased awareness and access to healthcare services in the region, including initiatives to improve hygiene and sanitation, outreach programs to educate the public about surgical disease prevention, and efforts to increase the availability of surgical services.