Appendicitis hate!

If you can, you come to Beijing, our family is a family of traditional Chinese medicine, as long as there is no perforation or erosion, chronic appendicitis or acute appendicitis can be traditional Chinese medicine**, drink seven pairs, absolutely**, family members also have appendicitis, this is a public disease, my grandfather left the recipe from his family have drunk, absolutely no problem, pregnancy can also **. We can't guarantee that it will not be ** for a lifetime, but at least it will not be ** within 20 years, and it is very unlikely that it will be ** after 20 years. Surgery is dangerous, of course, it can also be **, but it leaves scars, and as long as it is surgery, it hurts vitality.

It's just that because it's my own secret recipe, I can't pass it on, so if you can come to Beijing, I can give it to you, think it yourself.

Acute appendicitis exists, and a small number of people can do it, but most people need surgery; Therefore, some conservative people may undergo surgery due to uncontrolled infection or in the future**, so in general, surgery is appropriate for acute appendicitis.

The problem you have is that you choose to be conservative**, but do not continue to accept**, which greatly affects the results, leading to an increased likelihood of recurrence and chronicity of inflammation, leading to an increased likelihood of eventually needing surgery.

If the anti-inflammatory effect is not good, the infection cannot be controlled and the appendix perforation or appendix perforation is possible, surgery can be considered** (the appendix perforation and wrapping may also continue to be anti-inflammatory**), if the anti-inflammatory is effective, the anti-inflammatory** will continue to be anti-inflammatory** to the end of the course of treatment, such as ** should be operated on ** (still conservative ** again ** has a higher chance).

In your case, it is also anti-inflammatory** first, until the inflammation subsides; If it is advisable to choose surgery after a period of time; This is a relatively good time to operate, and the postoperative adhesions are relatively small.

If it is acute, do not hang the water, and it is recommended to have surgery to cut it off as soon as possible. I also had acute appendicitis in '08 and was discharged from the hospital less than a week after the surgery on the same day. It's not good for your health to drag it out like this, and your money is wasted.

All my expenses added up to less than 3,100, and the insurance reimbursed a little more than half.

If you really want to find Chinese medicine, it is best to find those with a good reputation, and few can be trusted.

First of all, the initial symptom of appendicitis is not pain in the right lower abdomen, but pain in the stomach or around the navel. This will then shift to pain in the right lower quadrant. These symptoms are typical of the initial symptoms of appendicitis.

But the symptoms you are talking about are not very obvious. The pain is also not very noticeable. To confirm the diagnosis, it is best to go to the hospital for a visit.

If the pain in the right lower quadrant is obvious. The chances of appendicitis are very high.

Then, if there is acute appendicitis. The first thing to consider is surgery. If you want to be conservative.

It's okay, but it's not very conservative because the inflammation of the appendix is not well controlled. If you can't control it. Or do you have to have surgery.

And if appendicitis drags on later. The more difficult the appendix surgery will be. The more ** after surgery.

So all things considered. Or the best result of surgery.

Hope it helps.

Chronic appendicitis, have you had appendicitis before, if you don't have surgery, it will be often**, and now conservative** generally use anti-inflammatory drugs.

In the early stages of appendicitis, intravenous antibiotics are generally used**, and surgery should be considered if suppuration is present**, the typical clinical manifestations are pain around the upper abdomen and umbilicus, and the pain metastasizes to the right lower quadrant after a few hours of purulent appendicitis, and there is significant tenderness in the right lower quadrant, and the diagnosis is generally not difficult.