Sequela of appendicitis operation

First determine your stool condition? Do you have abdominal distension? Or feel the feeling of gas flowing around the stomach?

According to your description, it is likely that the wound has scar adhesion. As we all know, the intestinal surface of normal people's stomach is very smooth, so there is no obstacle to intestinal peristalsis. However, after appendectomy, due to the stimulation during appendectomy or the exudation of inflammatory liquid, the intestinal surface will not be smooth, and it will adhere to the abdominal incision or between the intestines, which will make the intestine unable to move freely during peristalsis, which may lead to local pain and discomfort. In severe cases, the anus will not vent (fart) or defecate, that is, intestinal obstruction. In your case, there is adhesion in the right lower abdomen, and you won't feel pain when you lie on the right side, but when you lie on the left side, the intestine will move to the left due to gravity, and the right lower abdomen will feel pain because of adhesion in the right lower abdomen.

In addition, it depends on whether the local wound is red and swollen. If so, we should pay attention to excluding whether the wound is caused by foreign body reaction caused by the thread. In addition to adhesive intestinal obstruction, wound infection or foreign body reaction at the end of the line, there are complications of appendicitis, such as bleeding, fecal fistula, appendix stump inflammation, etc., but for you, the latter three situations are different.

I hope you are satisfied.