About Treatment

Appendicitis is typically treated with surgery to remove the inflamed appendix, known as an appendectomy. This can be done either through laparoscopic surgery with small incisions or open surgery with a larger incision. Antibiotics are often given before and after surgery to prevent infection. Recovery involves a short hospital stay and pain management. Most patients recover fully and can resume normal activities after surgery, with follow-up appointments to monitor progress and ensure no complications arise. Overall, appendicitis treatment is highly effective in resolving the condition and preventing complications.