Appendicitis Surgery Timing: What to Expect After Diagnosis
Appendectomy is typically performed within 24–48 hours of diagnosis to prevent complications like perforation and peritonitis. Timing may be sooner for perforated appendix or severe pain. Delaying surgery increases risk.
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