Treatment for appendicitis

The treatment of appendicitis is usually mainly antibiotics. If acute appendicitis attacks, antibiotics can be applied, as well as anti-inflammatory antispasmodic pain treatment. Generally speaking, after conservative treatment, if the symptoms can be improved, appendicitis may turn chronic, and this pain may occur repeatedly. For acute appendicitis, surgery is recommended to remove the appendix. If the pain is repeated, it is best to consider appendectomy. Conservative treatment alone is not accurate, and the condition is easy to repeat, causing the patient to show symptoms of pain and discomfort.