Whether chronic appendicitis can be cured without surgery depends on the patient’s own healing ability, whether the appendix is accompanied by fecal impaction, and whether the appendicitis attack is timely and actively treated, and other factors for objective analysis. First, if the symptoms of chronic appendicitis are relatively mild, and there is no fecal impaction, the patient’s own healing ability is relatively strong. Once accompanied by appendicitis attack, timely anti-infection, rehydration and other supportive treatment, appropriate rest, improve the diet of comprehensive management. It is possible that with the complete absorption of appendiceal inflammation, subside, to achieve the effect of complete cure. Second, if the appendix with fecal stone embedded, and its own healing ability is not good, the appendix with inflammation did not give timely anti-infection treatment. Chronic appendicitis conservative treatment is not good, will cause repeated attacks and affect the normal life of patients.