How is acute appendicitis caused and what are the causes of acute appendicitis

Maybe you were born when you were born, if it didn't happen early at that time, it would be difficult to treat, if you know it in time now, you have to go to the hospital for surgery, if you don't have surgery early, maybe the patient's stomach may rot, and it will be useless for a person, because what you eat and what you excrete has to go through the large intestine, find it in time, early**, I wish you soon**.

Traditional Chinese medicine ** appendicitis, there is a uniqueness, is a great treasure left to us by our ancestors, in modern times, for various reasons have been forgotten, have you heard of ancient China has surgery ** appendicitis this said? Appendicitis is a piece of cake for Chinese medicine. It is only in ancient times that the transportation was inconvenient, the material was scarce, and the information was blocked, and appendicitis became a disease with a high mortality rate.

Once the hospital takes over, they will give you an infusion first, then an infusion, and then scare and mobilize you to operate, so you had better use Chinese medicine.

The doctor won't, or will, and won't, even if there is no cost, how can a few hundred yuan be faster than thousands of yuan for infusion surgery, and it would be good not to denigrate it if I don't know if Chinese medicine is still good. You search the 'appendicitis discussion hall' and look it up.

Acute appendicitis generally includes two aspects, the first is mainly due to the narrowing of the appendix lumen, when the appendix cavity is blocked by feces or some food residues, it is easy to cause increased pressure in the appendix cavity, mucosal congestion and edema, and the possibility of inducing appendicitis. The second type is mainly due to the action of bacteria inside and outside the toxin, which leads to the occurrence of appendicitis caused by the action of bacteria in the mucosal layer of the appendix. After the diagnosis of acute appendicitis is confirmed, surgical resection is generally the preferred option.

In the absence of obvious contraindications to surgery, surgery for acute appendicitis is still the main method.

What are the symptoms of acute appendicitis.

The main symptom of acute appendicitis is metastatic right lower quadrant pain, which begins as pain around the navel and metastasizes to the right lower quadrant within 812 hours, with tenderness, rebound tenderness, muscle tension, etc. In addition, it can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever and other symptoms. The above symptoms can be diagnosed by routine blood examination and abdominal ultrasound examination, and it is generally recommended to take surgery after diagnosis.

It can also be conservative**, intravenous antibiotics, commonly used cephalosporin antibiotics, and the drug needs to be used under guidance.

Can acute appendicitis be detected by physical examination?

Acute appendicitis can be detected by physical examination. Acute appendicitis begins with epigastric pain accompanied by slight nausea, then gradually metastasizes to the periumbilical and right lower quadrant, and finally fixes on the right lower quadrant. Rebound tenderness occurs when inflammation spreads to the parietal peritoneum.

After the initial diagnosis of appendicitis on physical examination, some auxiliary examinations are needed to determine the diagnosis of appendicitis and the severity of appendicitis, such as blood routine, urine routine, color ultrasound of the appendix area and urinary system, etc., and surgery should be performed in time once appendicitis is diagnosed**.

For the treatment of acute appendicitis, the following three main considerations are as follows:

First, the obstructive factor, because the appendix has a long, slender tube that communicates with the cecum at one end. Once the appendix is obstructed, it can cause secretions to accumulate in the appendix cavity, increase internal pressure, compress the appendix, and cause distal blood vessel disorders. On this basis, bacteria in the lumen invade the damaged mucosa and easily lead to infection.

Therefore, obstructive factors are common basic factors in the onset of acute appendicitis.

The second factor, the infectious factor. The main factor is the direct infection caused by bacteria in the appendix cavity, which communicates with the cecum, so it has the same species and number of bacteria mainly based on Escherichia coli and anaerobic bacteria as in the cecum cavity, if the appendiceal mucosa is slightly damaged, the bacteria will invade the tube wall, causing different degrees of infection.

Third, in addition to the factors of obstruction and infection, the onset of acute appendicitis is also related to dietary habits, constipation and genetic factors.

Therefore, the main causes of acute appendicitis include obstruction, infection and dietary habits, as well as constipation and genetic factors.

Common causes of acute appendicitis: 1. Appendix lumen obstruction. In the narrow lumen of the appendix, the appendix is swollen and twisted due to fecal stones, food debris, hair clumps, intestinal parasites, and damage to the appendix.

2. There is abundant lymphoid tissue on the appendix wall, and the germs can enter the appendix through the blood circulation to cause acute inflammation, redness, swelling and pain. 3. Eating raw and cold and unclean food, constipation, rapid running, and mental tension lead to intestinal dysfunction, hinder the blood circulation and emptying of the appendix, and create conditions for bacterial infection. The causes of acute appendicitis are also common pathogenic bacteria such as Escherichia coli and anaerobic bacteria.

In addition, the causes of acute appendicitis are also related to dietary habits and lifestyles. Acute appendicitis is the most common acute abdomen in abdominal surgery and has saved many patients' lives since the invention of surgery** appendicitis. However, complications caused by appendectomy, such as incision infection, postoperative intestinal adhesions, and intestinal obstruction, have been bothering doctors and causing many pains to patients.

Many patients think that appendicitis surgery is a minor operation and should not have complications, and when it happens, they blame the doctor for not doing the surgery well, which is actually a misconception. Although surgeons are trying to solve these problems, it is difficult to completely avoid them due to factors such as the anatomical position of the appendix.

What is appendicitis?

The main cause of appendicitis is obstruction (blockage) of the appendix. The causes of appendix obstruction are: (1) Intra-appendiceal guides.

Such as fecal lumps, small pits, roundworms, etc. (2) Appendix wall stenosis. If you have suffered from acute appendicitis before, after taking the drug**, the appendix wall will become smaller due to scarring.

At the same time, it can also weaken the peristaltic function of the appendix. (3) Swollen lymphoid tissue on the appendix wall, appendix tumors, etc. can also lead to obstruction. There are many bacteria in the appendix cavity, which can easily cause inflammation after obstruction, causing thrombosis to block blood vessels, resulting in necrosis and infection.

The inflammation progresses outward to the outer layer of the appendix or penetrates the abdominal cavity to suppurate, causing peritonitis. If the inflammation spreads, it can lead to more serious complications such as liver abscess and can be life-threatening.