Symptoms Symptoms of appendicitis include: Abdominal pain, usually starting just above the belly button and then moving to the right lower side of the abdomen Nausea Vomiting Abdominal swelling Pain when the right side of the abdomen is touched Low-grade fever Inability to pass gas Change in normal bowel pattern If you have symptoms of appendicitis, do not take enemas or laxatives to relieve constipation: These medicines increase the chance that the appendix will burst
The other symptoms that are common and often missed by a lot of urogynecologists are recurrent urinary tract infections that have negative urine culture, painful bladder with urgency and frequency that tends to come and go, a lot of pressure in the pelvis that is related to a sensation of needing to urinate and a lot of IBS-like symptoms like irritable bowel and constipation, diarrhea and pain with intercourse is a big one
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Contact your GP if you experience rectal bleeding, severe pain, or persistent symptoms requiring medical assessment