It is said that you got appendicitis after taking a bath. What happened?

Bathing has nothing to do with appendicitis. Appendicitis is a common disease, which is caused by many reasons, including:

1, lymphatic infection spreads to the appendix, which is common in pediatrics, such as mesenteric lymphadenitis, and its toxin bacteria can spread to the appendix through the intestine. Part of the reason is local. We know that the appendix is a blind end, which used to be called cecum, but it doesn't mean appendix. The appendix is also a blind end, with one end communicating with the cecum and the other end being a dead end. When some fecal stones or foreign bodies in food cannot be discharged from the appendix, the contraction stimulates the intestinal wall, the pressure in the intestinal cavity increases, and bacteria grow and multiply in it, so appendicitis occurs. So far, it can't be prevented, because we don't know when foreign objects can't get out after entering;

2, acute attack of chronic appendicitis, no acute appendicitis, but the opening of the appendix is getting smaller and smaller. At this time, the fecal stone can not be discharged internally, that is, after the eaten and digested food enters the appendix, it shows that the internal emptying is not smooth and bacteria are easy to grow and reproduce. This is called acute attack of chronic appendicitis. Appendicitis has not found a better prevention method so far, and only early detection and early treatment can be achieved. If no complications are found in early treatment, the treatment effect is also very good, and some antibacterial drugs can be used for treatment. If the condition is serious and accompanied by suppuration, the suppurated appendix can be removed by laparoscopy, which has less trauma and quick recovery.