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- Does Removing the Appendix Affect Anything? - eMedicineHealth
Removing the appendix does not cause any long-term problems While the appendix may act as a storehouse for “good” digestive bacteria, preventing infection from appendicitis is much more significant than maintaining good gut bacteria
- Appendectomy Long-Term Effects on Health and Lifestyle
Open appendectomy, involving a larger incision, may have a higher risk of infection and longer recovery time However, both procedures effectively prevent the recurrence of appendicitis, and most patients resume normal activities without long-term issues
- Your Appendix May Not Be Useless After All | Office for . . .
Eventually, it can rupture and leak its content into the abdomen, creating inflammation, sepsis, and potentially death The most popular way of avoiding these complications is to surgically remove the organ when it is inflamed, although research has provided evidence for the benefits of a course of antibiotics as an alternative in some cases
- Long-Term Complications of Appendectomy: A Systematic Review
Thus, it has been examined whether removal of the appendix could have a role in the development of inflammatory bowel disease or cancer (7–10) Furthermore, the inflammation and possible scarring caused by a ruptured appendix has been suspected as a reason for infertility ( 11 )
- Appendectomy Is Associated With Alteration of Human Gut . . .
Moreover, our study elucidates that removal of the appendix alters intrafungal and bacteria–fungi interactions It appears that the effects of appendectomy on the fecal fungal community are more marked and durable than on bacteria
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