Please help me to confirm if I have appendicitis, appendicitis, or other diseases 105

Simply put, it's like acute gastroenteritis. The medicine the doctor gave you is basically fine. If it's appendicitis, it usually doesn't get so fast.

The doctor excretes appendicitis based on your symptoms and experience, and although it may not be accurate, it will save you money. Otherwise, you can write a bunch of checklists, and in the end, it is indeed not appendicitis, but the money will cost a lot more.

In addition, the conservative ** of appendicitis is also anti-inflammatory. The medicines used are similar.

The quality of the doctors in the hospital you see is really bad!

It's a very simple way to tell if you have appendicitis

Stand upright, keep your feet together, raise your heels, and drop hard, if the pain in the right lower abdomen is obvious, you can basically conclude that you have appendicitis.

In addition, you can press down on the right lower abdomen, the outer third of the line between the right hip bone and the navel, press down with some force, and put it suddenly, if the pain is significantly worse, you can also be diagnosed!

It is recommended that you better look at it in a different hospital!

Intestinal diseases. A fever indicates inflammation. Why don't you take a stool test, this is the most effective basis for diagnosis. I suspect it's bacillary dysentery and this stomach will be very painful.

Intestinal smooth muscle spasms caused by diarrhea are not appendicitis, don't worry. Dry mouth is an adverse reaction caused by 6542 and most people have it.

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You can't go to a big hospital for a comprehensive check-up and do a CT shoot or something! And try not to go to a small hospital, try not to use medical insurance drugs!

The symptoms of acute appendicitis are somewhat similar to those of acute appendicitis, and the location of the cecum and appendix is in the right lower abdomen, although these are two different organs, but they are also easily confused by the general public.

Symptoms of acute appendicitis are predominantly metastatic right lower quadrant pain and discomfort, which is usually constant. In the case of acute appendicitis, the patient's abdominal pain is mainly located in the lower right side of the belly button of the abdomen. Moreover, the ** of acute ashwagandha appendicitis is also different from that of acute appendicitis.

Acute appendicitis is mainly caused by infection and obstruction, because the appendix is a lumen, and when the appendix is obstructed, secretions in the lumen continue to accumulate, and bacteria invade to cause appendicitis. Acute appendicitis** is not clear and may be related to people's lifestyle habits, genetics and dietary factors.

The main symptoms of enteritis are diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc., and severe patients may also develop diseases such as toxemia. It is recommended that such patients go to a regular hospital for treatment in a timely manner.

Diarrhea is the most common symptom, and the severity and frequency of diarrhea varies, but patients with mild symptoms can heal on their own when the drug is stopped. In severe cases, patients may have profuse diarrhea, may also pass plaque-like pseudomembranes, and may also have symptoms of blood in the stool; Abdominal pain is also a more common symptom. The onset is very intense and can be accompanied by symptoms such as bloating, nausea, vomiting, etc., which can be easily confused with other conditions.

Causes of enteritis:

This disease is an acute fibrous exudative inflammation that occurs mainly in the colon and small intestine. Most of these patients are the result of a large dose of antibiotics, which causes a disorder of intestinal flora.

The use of antibiotics in large quantities can lead to a disturbance of the normal intestinal flora, the multiplication of harmful bacteria will be accelerated, and the production of toxins will cause the patient to become ill. The disease occurs mainly in critically ill patients, immunocompromised and elderly patients with major surgical procedures. Severe cases may be life-threatening and need to be done promptly**.

** Recommendations for enteritis:

For this disease, the use of antibiotics should be stopped or reduced appropriately, depending on the patient's condition.

Plasma, albumin, or whole blood may be transfused with adequate fluids and potassium salts, depending on support** and anti-shock. Metronidazole is the preferred method for this disease. For fulminant cases, when the drug is ineffective** and the lesion is mainly in the colon, or when there are symptoms such as obvious intestinal obstruction or toxic megacolon, surgery is required if necessary**.

Appendicitis is also called appendicitis. Causes of appendicitis are common in:

1) When the lumen of the appendix is retained due to fecal stones, food residues, hair clumps, intestinal parasites, etc., the lumen of the appendix is obstructed, resulting in swelling, distortion and inflammation.

2) There is abundant lymphoid tissue on the appendix wall, and pathogens can enter the appendix through the blood circulation to cause acute inflammation. Common pathogenic bacteria are Escherichia coli, anaerobic bacteria, etc.

3) Common triggers: Eating cold and unclean food, constipation, rapid running, nervousness, etc., which lead to intestinal dysfunction, hinder blood circulation and emptying of the appendix, and create conditions for bacterial infection.