How long does it take for mild appendicitis to heal?

In real life, appendicitis is not unfamiliar to many people. Suffering from appendicitis will not only easily damage physical health, but also easily lead to some other physical complications, which have a great impact on physical health. Appendicitis is also divided into many types and degrees. Mild appendicitis can choose conservative treatment and can be treated with infusion. Generally, infusion is required for 1-2 weeks.

How long does it take for mild appendicitis to heal?

If it is mild appendicitis, conservative treatment must use antibiotics, and the infusion is to bring in antibiotics. So the infusion will take about 7 days or more.

The recurrence rate of conservative treatment for appendicitis is very high, and inflammatory adhesions are eventually formed, which increases the difficulty of surgery and affects postoperative recovery. If recurring attacks occur, surgical treatment is recommended.

Dietary taboos for mild appendicitis

1. Use equal amounts of ginger and taro. Peel and chop the taro and mash it into a paste. Mash the ginger and squeeze out the juice. Stir together and add an appropriate amount of flour. Stir into a paste. Spread it on a cloth according to the size of the affected area and apply it to the affected area. Change it twice a day. The pain will be relieved after 3 days.

2. Take 100g Millettia reticulata, 50g Herba Lysimachiae, and 25g Toosendan fruit, 1 dose per day, decoct twice in water, mix and take in 2 doses.

3. Add 50g of coix seed, 25g of wax gourd seeds, 15g each of moutan bark, peach kernel and violet yedoensis to 300ml (6 liang) of water and boil until 100ml. Boil twice and mix, then take twice a day, 1 dose per day.

4. Take 100g each of red vine and honeysuckle vine, 15g of raw rhubarb, decoct in water, add 1 small cup of rice wine and take twice a day, 1 dose.

5. Take 50g of honeysuckle and 50g of dandelion, 25g of moutan bark, 15g of rhubarb, 12g of red peony root, 9g of Chuanlianzi, peach kernel and licorice, 1-2 doses per day, decoct in water and take in 2-4 doses.

taboo:

1. Do not drink alcohol and avoid eating raw, cold, or spicy foods. Eat less fried and indigestible foods.

2. Avoid overeating and eat small meals frequently.

3. Prevent excessive fatigue. Because overwork can reduce the body's resistance to disease and cause the condition to suddenly worsen.

4. Drink water in moderation. It can not only neutralize stomach acid and reduce the irritation of gastric juice to the ulcer surface, but also replenish the body's mild dehydration caused by diarrhea.

5. Use drugs with caution, especially some antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs, which have a strong irritation to the gastrointestinal tract and can cause gastrointestinal bleeding or even perforation in severe cases. It is best not to use them or use them sparingly.