Symptoms of appendicitis_Where does appendicitis hurt?

The appendix is ​​a part of the human body, but diseases often occur in the appendix, and what we usually see is appendicitis. Appendicitis can be divided into acute appendicitis and chronic appendicitis. Whether it is acute appendicitis or chronic appendicitis, it requires timely use of medication for treatment. The symptoms of appendicitis are also quite serious. But what should I do if I have appendicitis symptoms and where it hurts?

In fact, there is not much difference between urinary stones and appendicitis, because these two diseases themselves are not the same type of diseases. However, no matter whether the patient suffers from urinary stones or appendicitis, he may experience symptoms of pain. If the pain is just simple pain, it may not cause harm to the body. However, if the pain is caused by these two diseases, if it is not treated in time, it may directly lead to the body's resistance becoming worse and worse.

If the patient has urinary stones, the pain he or she will experience is in the right lower abdomen. When the appendix is ​​inflamed, pain will also occur in the right lower abdomen. Therefore, there is no way to distinguish them well on this point. However, if the patient has knowledge of these two diseases, he or she will find that the pain of stones is very severe. Usually, the smaller the stones, the more severe the pain. Therefore, in order to relieve the pain, it is best for the patient to go to the hospital for surgical treatment.

After suffering from kidney stones, the main symptom in the early stage is pain in the lower back and kidney area. At this time, the patient can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination; if the stones are not very large, they can be excreted through diet, and you can promote the excretion of stones from the body by drinking more water, exercising more, and taking oral stone-excreting granules; and when appendicitis occurs, it first manifests as pain around the navel. If the time is delayed, the pain will slowly transfer to the lower right abdomen and will be fixed in the patient's lower right abdomen.

Therefore, if patients do not understand these two diseases, they can observe their own bodies through the above two methods. They may not be able to distinguish between the two diseases if they are not familiar with them, so for safety reasons, it is better to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination; if surgical treatment is needed, surgical treatment should be taken as soon as possible, so as to help their body recover better and faster.