The appendicitis can be diagnosed with a physical exam, blood test, abdominal CT scan or ultrasound and sometimes surgery. The infection in the abdominal lining leads to peritonitis if the appendicitis is not treated. At the same time untreated appendicitis generates a ruptured appendix. An attack of appendicitis may appear without needing surgery. The chronic appendicitis is caracole by bowel blockages.

Fortunately appendicitis is not contagious and poses no risks to others. If the abdominal pain, fever or vomiting are present they need the doctor control.If the pain continue for more than 4 hours an urgent medical evaluation is required.

To check the white cell count, a blood sample is send an laboratory analysis in order to confirm the

presence of an appendicitis. Also an urine test may be done. CT scanning of the abdomen is used for evaluating abdominal pain suspected of being caused by appendicitis. The most commonly used test to see the appendix is ultrasound scanning.

The appendectomy is a method of surgery. Generally antibiotics given to prevent or treat infection. A more extensive surgery is applied when a ruptured appendix blows up. People with appendicitis end up with an abdominal abscess or pus pocket. Sometimes bleeding, infection or allergic reaction are due to the anesthesia.

In the case of uncomplicated appendicitis after surgery many people are discharged from the hospital in 24 to 36 hours. Then they can return to their normal activities in less

than two weeks.

The health system has improved a lot nowadays and provides many ways for treating and determining appendicitis.

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