Is there no other way for appendicitis than surgery?

Acute appendicitis resolves, but about a quarter of patients will**. At present, the surgical method is relatively safe, and the vast majority of surgical results are good. Non-surgical** is primarily anti-infective (i.e., anti-inflammatory).

However, preparations should be made to be hospitalized at any time, so as not to delay the development of the disease to a severe degree and cause difficulties.

1 Home medication: The medication should be taken early, and it is best to control the inflammation before it develops into peritonitis. The following drugs may be used:

1) Penicillin, 800,000 units each time, 1 intramuscular injection every 6 hours. An allergy test must be done before use.

2) Streptomycin, 0 5 g each time, 1 intramuscular injection every 12 hours. It should be used concurrently with penicillin.

3) Gentamicin, 80,000 units each time, 1 intramuscular injection every 8 hours.

4) Pioneer No. 4, 0 5 grams each time, orally 4 times a day.

5) Spiramycin, 0 2 g each time, 4 6 times a day orally.

6) Azithromycin, dosage according to doctor's instructions.

If surgery is necessary, it will become chronic in its natural state, and if it is severe, it will be life-threatening!!

The best way to treat appendicitis is surgery.

Injections to reduce inflammation are only a symptom.

Sometimes the appendix is still inflamed.

It is better to excision.

Surgery is indicated for surgery. 3 days, just 3 days. After 3 days, the operation is not possible. Look at your situation!

Some patients are reluctant to undergo surgery**, and can choose to be conservative**, which includes fasting water, rehydration, anti-infection, and maintaining water and electrolyte balance.

Oral compound Chinese medicine can be given, and symptomatic symptoms such as external administration of miscanthus nitrate in the right lower quadrant**.

If you don't want surgery, it is recommended to visit a regular hospital and give a regular conservative**, because once the appendicitis is not well controlled, there may be a periappendiceal abscess, once the periappendiceal abscess is formed, the patient will be more guilty, and spend more money, appendicitis is generally diagnosed once it is recommended to undergo surgery**, because surgery can completely solve the problem of appendicitis, conservative** has the possibility of re-attack of acute appendicitis, so appendicitis can not be operated, but surgery is recommended**.

If the patient is unable to tolerate surgery, the general condition is poor, or there are contraindications to surgery, a non-surgical method can be used to reduce inflammation by injection**.

Yes, with the deepening of the understanding of the disease, early detection of appendicitis and administration of drugs** can slowly turn into chronic appendicitis, which has little impact on people, so the early stage of simple appendicitis can be conservative**.

Some people say that life is like an appendix, sometimes the pain will pass in a moment, and sometimes it will be so uncomfortable that you can't bear it anymore, so you throw it away. But do you really understand, what is an appendix and what is it for?

The appendix (Lán Wěi English name: Vermiform Appendix), also known as vermiform appendix, is an elongated and curved blind tube, 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 from person to person, varies greatly, affected by the mesangium, etc., the appendix can extend to any direction of the abdominal cavity. 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.

The appendix is a legacy of human evolution, and the appendix is the organ used by humans in primitive times to digest foods such as crude fibers, such as tree roots. The appendix is a lymphoid organ that is involved in the production and maturation of B lymphocytes and has certain immune functions.

After the inflammation of the appendix, due to the particularity of anatomy, it is easy to suppuration, ischemia, and gangrene, and the immune function produced by the appendix is minimal.

Symptoms of acute appendicitis are abdominal pain, gastrointestinal symptoms, and systemic symptoms. The symptoms of chronic appendicitis are abdominal pain, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and the most common symptom of acute appendicitis and chronic appendicitis is abdominal pain.

Typical episodes of abdominal pain begin in the upper quadrant, gradually move toward the umbilicus, and metastasize and confine to the right lower quadrant after a few hours (6 to 8 hours). The length of this process depends on the degree of lesion development and the location of the appendix. About 70% to 80% of patients have this characteristic of metastatic abdominal pain.

In some cases, right lower quadrant pain begins with onset. There are also differences in abdominal pain for different types of appendicitis, such as simple appendicitis, which is mild, vague pain; purulent appendicitis with paroxysmal swelling and severe pain; gangrenous appendicitis presents with persistent, severe abdominal pain; Perforated appendicitis is temporarily relieved by a sudden decrease in the pressure in the appendix cavity, but the abdominal pain continues to worsen after peritonitis.

Fatigue in the early stage, poisoning symptoms appear when the inflammation is severe, such as increased heart rate and fever, up to about 38. The body temperature is higher with an appendix perforation, reaching 39 or 40. If portal phlebitis occurs, chills, high fever, and mild jaundice may occur.

When the appendix is purulent and gangrene is perforated and the abdominal cavity is widely infected, diffuse peritonitis is complicated, and there may be simultaneous manifestations of volume depletion and sepsis, and even other organ dysfunction. Triggers a variety of complications.

Appendicitis can also kill people if they don't actively cooperate. Appendicitis can lead to portal phlebitis and even systemic infections, leading to septic shock, leading to death. Once appendicitis is diagnosed, surgery should be performed as soon as possible to remove the appendix, and at the same time, active anti-inflammatory symptomatic treatment**, postoperative dressing change should be strengthened to prevent the occurrence of infection.

That's why some people say that a serious appendix will kill you. Don't care about it anymore, take it seriously. Develop good habits.

If appendicitis is purulent appendicitis or gangrenous appendicitis, it is necessary to operate immediately, and the most effective way, these are acute and can cause danger to life.

This is because if you don't have surgery immediately after appendicitis, you will probably be hurt in other parts of your body, and the pain is unbearable.

When appendicitis is severe, it is really a special pain that can hurt people to death, so it is necessary to do surgery in time, and as long as appendicitis hurts, it can generally only be solved in time by surgery, and if you don't do surgery, it will still be very painful.

Because appendicitis can cause stomach pain when it is severe, and this part of the intestine has been necrotic, it must be surgically removed.

Because if appendicitis is severe, the appendix will be painful all the time, making it impossible for people to do other things, which will disturb their daily life very much, so if the appendicitis is severe, surgery is necessary.

Because in this way, the root cause can be removed, and it can be safer. Drugs alone will not achieve good results.

Because appendicitis can have a big impact on our body, and there is no way for us to live a normal life.