Amebic granuloma of the appendix is a complication of chronic colitis due to EntamaebaHistolytica (amoebic protozoa E). The clinical presentation is usually limited abdominal pain and intermittent diarrhea, sometimes positive for occult blood in the stool, and a soft salami-like mass may be palpable in the right lower abdomen. What points should be noted in the dietary prevention of amebic granuloma of the appendix? 1, avoid overeating, eat a lot of very full, think that the body needs to supplement the various nutrients. In fact, otherwise, a lot of dietary fiber is lost in your big fish and meat. 2, eat more green vegetables to supplement fiber. Three meals a day is best to slowly adjust with vegetarian food, breakfast is a must to eat vegetables, like lettuce, mustard, carrots, celery and other fresh vegetables are best eaten as a staple food. 3, to pay special attention to the dietary fiber supplement. The reason why dietary fiber is prone to deficiency is because of insufficient intake of fresh fruits and vegetables, coupled with reduced exercise during the holiday season, constipation or poor excretion can occur, so eat more fresh vegetables and less meat to supplement adequate fiber. This granuloma mostly does not require surgical treatment, and treatment with drugs (chloroquine, diiodohydroxyquin, methotrexate) gives good results. Untreated amebic granuloma of the cecum can lead to complications such as peritonitis, abscesses around the cecum and fecal fistulas after surgical resection, so a correct diagnosis before surgery is of great importance. Barium enema can only prove that it is a cecum lesion and cannot be differentiated, so it is often misdiagnosed as a cancer and surgically removed, and sometimes the main manifestation of chronic intestinal obstruction can be misdiagnosed as intestinal tuberculosis or limited enterocolitis, and the pathological examination after resection often reveals that there are most trophozoites and encapsulation in the lesion tissue to make a clear diagnosis.