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If diagnosed, conservative treatment can be administered. Generally, abdominal pain can be significantly improved through fasting, intravenous fluids, and antibiotic treatment, allowing gradual recovery without the need for surgery. However, if symptoms do not improve after the above treatments, or if it is difficult to differentiate from acute appendicitis, surgical exploration is recommended. For cases caused by Salmonella, if an abscess forms or symptoms of peritonitis appear, surgical drainage should be performed. Some children may develop complications such as intussusception, so close observation is necessary.