What are the risks of appendicitis surgery?

Occurrence of abdominal bleeding. The risks of appendicitis surgery mainly include the following aspects: First, the occurrence of abdominal bleeding. In order to prevent the occurrence of abdominal bleeding, the appendix artery must be completely ligated during appendectomy. The whole operation should be gentle to quickly prevent excessive side injuries. In this way, it can prevent the occurrence of postoperative bleeding. Second, the risk of abdominal infection, appendicitis surgery treatment, abdominal infection is one of the important risks, therefore, to strengthen anti-infection treatment, to keep abdominal drainage unobstructed, closely monitor the patient's abdominal symptoms and signs, in this way, it is conducive to the patient's health recovery. Third, poor healing of the surgical incision or the occurrence of incision infection. Appendicitis surgery is easy to cause the patient to show incision infection. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly change the dressing of the patient's surgical incision after the operation, and monitor whether the incision shows poor healing or infection. In this way, it is conducive to the smooth recovery of the patient.