What is the consequence that appendicitis does not become an operation

Appendicitis can be treated with antibiotics in its early stages. However, if the diagnosis is clear, active surgery is recommended. If the symptoms worsen and surgery is not performed, perforation, necrosis, abscess formation and even life threatening may occur. Recovery time after appendectomy may take several weeks, and recovery time may be longer if the appendix is perforated or ruptured.