Is it appendicitis? What is appendicitis

The position of the appendix is not the same for men and women, the male left and the female right, if you have a female it is very likely.

Appendicitis: metastatic right lower back abdominal pain.

No, appendicitis hurts!

You may be overworked or nervous, so it causes mental discomfort.

Appendicitis is a common disease in surgery, but also the most common acute abdomen, due to the progress of surgical technology anesthesia, the application of antibiotics and nursing, the vast majority of patients with appendicitis can be treated early, diagnosed early, operated early, and can achieve good results.

However, it is important to note that the diagnosis of appendicitis is based on the patient's medical history, clinical symptoms, physical findings, and laboratory tests. Generally speaking, patients will have typical metastatic right lower quadrant pain, and patients will have nausea, vomiting, anorexia and other gastrointestinal symptoms, but the degree is relatively mild, some patients may also have frequent diarrhea, and the stool will have a feeling of tenesmus, diffuse peritonitis can lead to patients with symptoms of intestinal obstruction.

For example, abdominal distention, decreased gas and bowel movements, and even some patients will have symptoms of systemic poisoning, such as increased heart rate, fever, etc.

In addition, white blood cells are often elevated in the patient's blood count, which is also a very important auxiliary test for diagnosing appendicitis.

The human body has an evolved and reserved position called the appendix.

The appendix itself doesn't have much to do.

But if inflammation occurs, it hurts.

This is also known as appendicitis.

The appendix is an elongated and curved blind canal, located in the lower right side of the abdomen, between the cecum and the ileum, its root is connected to the posteromedial wall of the cecum, the distal end is free and atresia, the range of motion varies greatly from person to person, and the appendix can be extended to any position of the abdominal cavity due to the influence of the mesangium. The appendix, located on the lower right side of the abdomen, between the cecum and ileum, is a long, curved blind canal with distal atresia.

Appendicitis is a common surgical condition that refers to inflammation of the appendix caused by various causes, and the appendix is located in the right lower quadrant and is vertically connected to the cecum. When the lumen of the appendix is blocked, germs invade, causing the appendix to swell and twist, which can cause appendicitis. Acute appendicitis is mainly manifested as metastatic right lower quadrant pain, tenderness, rebound tenderness and muscle tension in the lower abdomen of the right penchan, and fever in severe cases, while chronic appendicitis is mainly manifested as tenderness in the right lower quadrant, without obvious rebound tenderness and muscle tension.

The most common cause of appendicitis is eating a raw and cold diet, strenuous exercise, mental stress, diarrhea, constipation, etc., which cause intestinal disorders, thus inducing appendicitis. The most important thing in appendicitis is appendectomy, once acute appendicitis is diagnosed, appendectomy is chosen as much as possible within three days of sleepiness. If you have chronic appendicitis or acute appendicitis with abdominal pain for more than three days, try to choose conservative anti-inflammatory**.

Appendicitis is an acute inflammatory lesion of the appendix, which is a common type of acute abdomen in clinical practice, accounting for a large proportion of acute abdomen. The main cause of appendiceal inflammation is the obstruction of the lumen of the appendix and the formation of fecal stones, because the appendix is a blind tube-like structure, and the local obstruction of the appendix orifice causes an increase in the pressure of the appendix cavity, resulting in inflammation. Lumen obstruction alone is not enough to cause inflammation and requires a combination of bacterial infections.

The appendix is a lymphoid organ, and there are a large number of lymphatic follicles in the submucosa, which can lead to blockage of the lumen of the appendix due to infection or intestinal inflammation, resulting in inflammation.

However, lymphatic follicular hyperplasia is relatively insignificant in the elderly, and fecal stone formation is the main cause of appendicitis in the elderly, or food debris falls into the appendix cavity and causes obstruction, resulting in appendicitis. In the early stages of appendicitis, surgery is usually the main treatment, and most patients can achieve satisfactory results. At present, with the development of minimally invasive surgery, most of the appendiceal collapse in recent years** is mainly minimally invasive or laparoscopic surgery.

Endoscopic appendicitis is in the preliminary trial stage, and the specific effect is to be determined.