What are the Symptoms of Appendicitis?

Appendicitis is a sudden, inflammation of the appendix that can escalate within hours. It often begins with a deep, persistent pain around the belly button that sharpens and targets the lower right abdomen like a warning signal. Inside the appendix, a blockage—often from hardened stool, swollen lymph tissue, or infection—traps bacteria, allowing pressure and inflammation to rise rapidly. As swelling increases, blood flow decreases, turning the appendix into a ticking time bomb. Nausea, vomiting,

The scanning and localization of Acute Appendicitis.

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