Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:My health is generally okay, but I don't know how I got appendicitis. I am already taking medicine for it now, but it seems not very easy to treat. What should I do.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, appendicitis is primarily infectious, such as bacterial infection, chlamydial infection, or mixed infection. The most important treatment for acute appendicitis is to use antibiotics promptly and in sufficient quantity. The antibiotics used during this period should preferably be broad-spectrum, because the appendix is separated from the abdomen, it is difficult to know what type of bacteria is causing the infection, so the broader the choice of antibiotics, the easier it is to cover the bacteria.