Is chronic appendicitis serious?

Appendicitis is a common clinical disease, and there is a clear classification of appendicitis problems in clinical practice. As long as there is a distinction between acute appendicitis and chronic appendicitis, for the problem of chronic appendicitis, although the onset is not as sudden as acute appendicitis, it still has a great impact on people's physical health, so chronic appendicitis must also be treated in time. So is chronic appendicitis serious?

1. If it is chronic appendicitis, you can try Chinese medicine treatment, but it cannot cure it. Once the appendix is ​​diseased, the best method is surgical treatment. Although traditional Chinese medicine cannot cure appendicitis, it is still effective in controlling chronic appendicitis. If it is acute appendicitis, surgical treatment is required. If the appendix perforates, peritonitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and other diseases may occur. If it is a woman, it will also cause gynecological diseases, thus affecting reproductive health. If you suffer from chronic appendicitis, you can take Chinese medicine treatment.

2. Chronic appendicitis is not an acute attack. Pay attention to your diet. If it is an acute attack, you will need medication or emergency surgery. Chronic appendicitis is prone to recurring, so you need to pay attention to eating clean and regular meals, avoid overeating, and avoid eating cold, hot, or spicy foods. If chronic appendicitis has an acute attack, it can be treated conservatively with medication. Commonly used medications include levofloxacin and cefradine. Be careful not to use if you are allergic to it. If conservative treatment is ineffective or there is perforation, emergency surgery is required. Of course, if the disease recurs, surgical removal of the appendix can also be considered.

3. Chronic appendicitis mainly requires anti-infection drug treatment, followed by avoiding spicy and irritating foods, and then surgical removal. If it recurs, surgical treatment can be chosen. Inflammation caused by chronic appendicitis requires timely self-regulation. First of all, you must pay attention to dietary regulation and maintain normal bowel movements. You can consider surgical treatment, and generally you can return to normal in one month.