It is a compound iron instrument with a wooden handle. It has a rough and smooth piece. The physician inserts the wooden piece first until it reaches the location of the appendix. The patient will have pressed well. Then he inserts the iron instrument until its bent head reaches the appendix from the other side. The appendix is squeezed between the iron and the wood, and presses against them together. So the appendix is pierced between them. Then he removes the iron and the wooden piece together. He sees a small piece on the wooden piece. And it is made small with a little of the powder, ground well between the cavity and between the wide leg. He places it on the affected area, and it sticks to it. He inserts it into the mouth of the patient after he has inserted a wooden piece, if the child has been affected. But he does not insert it to the affected area, but rather until it passes the patient's teeth. Then he inserts the place of the cut with the powder that is on his finger, rubbing well. The patient will tolerate this. If the aforementioned tongue-tie is left behind the child's body, and diarrhea occurs, It will be a cause of death. And it is followed by a disease that affects the young, or the old. It does not affect children either. It is a prolapse that occurs in the uvula and the tonsils. If it is in it, the patient will not drink milk or eat. His color will turn yellow. He will be given medicine to vomit. Nitron is used as previously mentioned. He places the wooden piece alone in the patient's mouth, and inserts his finger to lift it. And he lifts the skin.