appendiceal fecal incarceration

The patient may experience nausea, vomiting, right lower abdominal pain, and other digestive symptoms when the appendiceal stone is incarcerated. If the appendiceal stone is incarcerated for a long time, it may increase the pressure in the appendiceal duct, or even cause perforation. The patient will experience temporary pain relief, and then the pain will gradually increase after a few hours, and even cause chills and high fever. It is recommended that the patient undergo surgery as soon as possible, and pay attention to the cleaning of the wound after surgery. Patients should also refrain from strenuous activities after surgery to prevent bleeding from the wound.