Patient's question:
I had appendicitis a few weeks ago. It was usually worse during my period, and sometimes the pain was very severe.Doctor's answer:
The key to treating acute appendicitis lies in selecting effective antibiotics, ensuring adequate dosage, and sufficient treatment duration—do not stop once symptoms improve, as it is crucial to achieve complete resolution.The treatment of chronic appendicitis is more challenging. It is advisable to adopt a combination of Chinese and Western medications, along with physical therapy. Simply relying on antibiotics is ineffective; anti-inflammatory and adhesion-reducing medications should be used in conjunction. For example, drugs like Shadiel, a Chinese and Western medicine preparation, have no stimulating effects on the body.