Bloating
Bloating is another symptom of early appendicitis. Bloating causes the abdomen to stretch due to containing too much gas.
The feeling of bloating caused by appendicitis often makes you feel uncomfortable.
In some cases, bloating caused by appendicitis occurs during a woman’s menstrual period, which many people often ignore.
However, if bloating is accompanied by severe abdominal pain, nausea … you should not eliminate the possibility of appendicitis.
Constipation or diarrhea
Constipation and diarrhea are both symptoms of appendicitis.
When constipated and diarrhea, few people think of this symptom stemming from appendicitis.
If constipation or diarrhea comes with other problems, especially abdominal pain, you should contact your doctor for an accurate determination.
Mild fever
Appendicitis is usually usually a mild fever, a higher fever may be a sign of a ruptured appendix.
When you feel sudden pain in the umbilical cord area spreading rapidly throughout the abdomen accompanied by fever, you should get tested early.
Because the ruptured appendix is a case that requires a fairly serious emergency.
