3. Appendicitis
Appendicitis always gets the wrong diagnosis by doctors, especially if it’s about kids. One would think that an inflamed appendix would be super easy to identify. But it’s not!
The most common symptoms of appendicitis are pain and tenderness in the abdomen, a mild temperature, and occasionally nausea. Because some people’s appendixes point backward in the body rather than forward, they may experience various symptoms. However, because the discomfort comes and goes, it may be difficult for you to determine if the danger is over.
Because the pain comes and goes, it might be a bit confusing for you to know if you have appendicitis or not. Because when the pain stops, the appendix may rupture, but in reality, that’s the moment that might affect your health very badly! Although it may take days or even weeks before symptoms develop, intestinal contents may leak into the abdominal cavity and result in an infection that might be fatal.
