Patients with appendicitis can exercise properly to increase resistance, but not strenuous exercise. Patients with appendicitis should usually develop a good lifestyle, avoid overexertion, adjust their diet, abstain from spicy and irritating foods, abstain from alcohol, eat small and frequent meals, and focus on a light and easy-to-digest diet. The use of conservative treatments such as anti-inflammatory, physiotherapy and hot compresses can only temporarily control the condition and cannot cure it. Appendicitis is prone to recurring attacks when triggered by strenuous exercise, low immunity, irregular eating, consumption of spicy and irritating foods and alcohol consumption. If the diagnosis of appendicitis is clear, the best treatment is surgery to remove the diseased appendix, which can achieve the root cause of the disease.