Small methods for quick pain relief in appendicitis are generally only indicated for acute simple appendicitis. Once the patient’s appendix is perforated, suppurated and gangrenous, only surgical treatment can completely cure the patient’s abdominal infection. The general clinical treatment of appendicitis for rapid pain relief mainly includes: giving diclofenac sodium 25mg anally to alleviate the symptoms of abdominal pain caused by acute appendicitis. For patients whose pain cannot be completely relieved, tramadol 100mg intramuscular injection can be considered to alleviate the patient’s pain, but analgesic drugs should not be used excessively to avoid masking the patient’s condition.