#appendixsurgery

Is there pain in the right side of the stomach? ⚠️

It can be Appendicitis.

👉 The inflammation of the appendix is ​​called appendicitis. Ignoring it can be dangerous.

❗ Its main indications: • Sharp pain in right lower abdomen • Vomiting or nausea • Fever • Increased pain when walking or bending over

⚠️ If not treated on time, the appendix may burst. which can become a serious emergency.

✨ The good thing is that today Safe and effective treatment is possible with Laparoscopic Surgery:

✔ Small incisions ✔ Less pain ✔ Quick recovery ✔ Safe treatment

📞 For solution of any problem related to Appendix contact: 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Nainesh Patel 🩺 Advanced Laparoscopic, GI & Obesity Surgeon 🏥 Lifeline Multispeciality Hospital, Surat 📍 Morabhagal, Rander Road, Surat

Have you ever seen a patient with a tube inserted into their abdomen following appendix surgery? 🤔

And the most common question asked is—why is this drain placed there?

👉 In certain cases of appendix surgery, a drain tube is inserted.

When the appendix is ​​severely inflamed, has ruptured, or when internal infection, pus, or fluid has accumulated, a drain is placed to facilitate the removal of that fluid.

⚠️ The primary objective of this procedure is to ensure the patient's safety and promote a speedy recovery.

✨ Remember: ✔️ It is not permanent. ✔️ It is removed after a few days. ✔️ The body gradually returns to its normal state.

👉 Placing a drain is not necessary for every patient. It depends entirely on the patient's specific condition.

📌 Therefore, it is crucial to seek timely medical treatment in accordance with your doctor's advice.

📞 For any issues related to the appendix, please contact: 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Nainesh Patel 🩺 Advanced Laparoscopic, GI & Obesity Surgeon 🏥 Lifeline Multispeciality Hospital, Surat 📍 Morabhagal, Rander Road, Surat

Appendicitis has long been considered a straightforward surgical emergency—diagnose it, remove the appendix, and prevent complications. For decades, appendectomy has been the gold standard, often performed urgently to avoid rupture. However, in recent years, a growing body of research has challenged this one-size-fits-all approach.

Doctors and researchers are now exploring whether some cases of appendicitis can be safely managed without surgery, sparking an ongoing debate in modern medicine, shares Dr Amita Jain, a senior general and laparoscopic surgeon and a specialist for appendicitis surgery in Delhi...

Abdominal pain is common and can occur for many reasons, from simple indigestion to stomach infections. However, sometimes that pain could be a warning sign of something more serious—appendicitis. Appendicitis occurs when the appendix, a small pouch attached to the large intestine, becomes inflamed and infected. If left untreated, it can rupture and lead to severe complications.

Recognising the early warning signs and seeking medical attention quickly can make a significant difference. According to health experts, timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial to avoid serious health risks, shared by Dr Amita Jain, Sr General and Laparoscopic Surgeon and Appendicitis specialist in Delhi...