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Yes, it can rupture and cause sepsis much like a ruptured appendix can.
Appendicitis is a condition in which the appendix becomes swollen, inflamed, filled with pus. Experts believe that appendicitis is caused by one of two things: a stomach infection that found its way to the appendix or an obstruction of a hard piece of stool may have got trapped in the appendix. The bacteria in the trapped stool may then have infected the appendix.
The gall bladder, the stomach, any part of the intestine, and most especially the appendix--all cause peritonitis when they leak or rupture.
the appendix
The usual cause is the appendix getting infected.
G'day, I had my appendix out last friday and apparently if you are hit it may prelong healing and cause possible infection or complications. hope this helped.
A ruptured spleen will not affect your appendix.
no.
If you are actually meaning your stomach, it's probably heartburn. If it's constant, it might be an ulcer, so get that checked out. If you're using the word "stomach" to mean anything in the abdominal area, it could be anything.
It may give you gas or indigestion as it will cause bubbles in the stomach.
Maybe but i dont think so
Ferrets are carnivores (meat eaters) and lack a cecum or appendix to properly digest vegetables, fruits or grains. Fruits can cause stomach blockage in ferrets which without surgical intervention will cause a very painful death.