Appendicitis is caused by a blockage in the appendix, usually by a fecal mass, that increases pressure and limits blood flow. This leads to irritation and inflammation of the appendix as the blockage worsens over time. If not treated, the inflamed appendix can rupture, releasing fecal matter into the abdominal cavity and causing a serious infection called peritonitis that requires emergency surgery to remove the appendix.
Appendicitis is caused by a blockage in the appendix, usually by a fecal mass, that increases pressure and limits blood flow. This leads to irritation and inflammation of the appendix as the blockage worsens over time. If not treated, the inflamed appendix can rupture, releasing fecal matter into the abdominal cavity and causing a serious infection called peritonitis that requires emergency surgery to remove the appendix.
Appendicitis is caused by a blockage in the appendix, usually by a fecal mass, that increases pressure and limits blood flow. This leads to irritation and inflammation of the appendix as the blockage worsens over time. If not treated, the inflamed appendix can rupture, releasing fecal matter into the abdominal cavity and causing a serious infection called peritonitis that requires emergency surgery to remove the appendix.
Appendicitis is caused by a blockage in the appendix, usually by a fecal mass, that increases pressure and limits blood flow. This leads to irritation and inflammation of the appendix as the blockage worsens over time. If not treated, the inflamed appendix can rupture, releasing fecal matter into the abdominal cavity and causing a serious infection called peritonitis that requires emergency surgery to remove the appendix.
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