What sequela does appendicitis operation have?

Appendicitis surgery has some sequelae, so what are the sequelae of appendicitis surgery?

Infection is easy to occur after appendicitis surgery, which is also the most common complication. Generally, there will be symptoms of suppuration after infection. Many people choose surgery because of appendix perforation, but these patients have the greatest chance of infection. To effectively resist infection after infection, the wound must be washed frequently, otherwise it is easy to bleed. After cleaning, dry it with a towel, which can reduce the risk of postoperative infection.

Bleeding is also a sequela after appendectomy. The main reason for bleeding is that the ligature of mesoappendix is loose, which will also cause great damage to the endometrium of women after falling off. Therefore, the amount of bleeding will be relatively large at this time, and abdominal pain will often occur during this period, even accompanied by abdominal distension and indigestion. Hemorrhage after appendicitis will cause shock, and the patient will be in a coma after shock.