Appendicitis is more likely to be the cause of significant flatulence in the right lower abdomen. Especially in chronic appendicitis, the symptoms can be triggered after exertion or cold, or after overeating; usually there is also obvious abdominal discomfort and vague pain in the right lower abdomen. First of all, you should pay attention to diet, eat less and more meals, eat more soft food and easily digestible food; in daily life, you should also do sports and exercise to enhance physical fitness to improve resistance to the disease and to promote intestinal peristalsis. The recurrent right lower abdominal pain can affect the patient’s daily life and work. If necessary, surgery is required, usually under epidural anesthesia, to remove the appendix. After surgery, attention should be paid to preventing infection, intestinal adhesions or intestinal obstruction after surgery, and the patient can gradually transition to a normal diet after the anus is exhausted.