Is there any cure for appendicitis other than surgery?

General simple appendicitis can be conservative**, and simple infusion **can also be **, but the probability of later ** is larger, about 60%. And some people are conservative ** ineffective. If you really don't want surgery, you can also try to be conservative** and not have another operation.

Maybe you are the remaining 40% Hello, simple appendicitis can be conservative**, simple infusion ** is also possible**, but the probability of later ** is larger, about 60%. And some people are conservative ** ineffective. If you really don't want surgery, you can try to be conservative** and not have another operation.

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The so-called inflammation is the expansion and variation, and it can be normalized with the Wentong solution table.

Traditional Chinese medicine can be used to regulate the appendix, and the appendix is also part of the body's immune system.

There is Chinese medicine vomiting and diarrhea and then it is good to lose nine pounds in three days.

The appendectomy surgery done last month, because it has suppurated, the doctor does not recommend minimally invasive, the operation lasted a total of one and a half hours, and the activity began 8 hours after the operation, after the appendectomy, all the previous abdominal discomfort was basically eliminated, and I am glad that I had the operation.

I went to the hospital for five or six days, conservative**, and now I haven't**Chinese medicine** is also okay for about two years.

Herbal medicine can be cured in about a month and is not easy**.

The addition and subtraction of rhubarb peony skin soup will be unlucky for a lifetime to listen to Western medicine.

I had surgery 20 years ago, and in the last six months, I have had vague pain in the right side of my belly button, and sometimes I have uncomfortable bloating.

On the second day of the operation, it went well, the doctor said that the appendix removed from my body was very long, the pus was not particularly bad, and the minimally invasive surgery was good, and less than 12 hours after the operation, all the bottles and jars and urine tubes hanging on my body were removed, which was very easy.

Jing Fang rhubarb peony soup, there are tender points in the next inch of the three miles, acupuncture, elbow moxibustion, 2000 years ago, our ancestor Zhang Zhongjing had already prescribed a prescription, but modern fools have gone to believe in Western medicine, sad.

Take Chinese medicine for three or four days.

After drinking Chinese medicine for five days, it's all right.

Two days ago, I had pain in my lower abdomen on the right side and a little pain in my lower back on the right side, and then I went to the provincial hospital for a check-up. The doctor said it was appendicitis. Chronic bar.

Later, I was prescribed two medicines and took them. Maybe the medicine is too strong, appendicitis is better, but it hurts the spleen and stomach. Now it is still being conditioned in traditional Chinese medicine. I can't eat Western medicine. Hey, depressed.

I don't feel like I need to have surgery, and a friend of mine also has chronic appendicitis, and he was fine with an appendicitis magnetic patch.

Question 1: Does chronic appendicitis require surgery? Although the operation of appendicitis can be completely and directly removed, any organ on the body is useful, and the operation hurts the vitality, if the body is not suitable for surgery or has a psychological vaginal experience for surgery, this is the aspect of traditional Chinese medicine, through the drug hail shout** chronic appendicitis, with dietary adjustment, conservative ** chronic appendicitis.

Question 2: Is surgery necessary for chronic appendicitis Surgery** is the only effective method, but it should be done with particular caution when deciding to undergo appendectomy. After the diagnosis of chronic appendicitis, surgery should be performed in principle, especially for patients with a history of acute attacks.

For patients with suspicious diagnoses or elderly patients with serious comorbidities, temporary non-surgical** should be followed up in the outpatient clinic.

Question 3: Can I have surgery for chronic appendicitis Of course, surgery can be done, but it is best to choose to do it when there is no wanton pain and no inflammation.

Because the surrounding tissues will also be affected when it is inflamed, it will be troublesome if the surgery is not cleaned.

When it doesn't become inflamed, the doctor can simply remove your appendix.