What are signs of having appendicitis?

Answer 1

At first the signs can be an all over abdominal pain (most common), loss of appetite, and sometimes nausea and/or vomiting. But as it becomes more and more inflamed the pain becomes more localized to the bottom right of your abdomen, in front of your right hip bone, as this is where the appendix is located.

Answer 2

Firstly you will get pain in the middle of your stomach like near your bellybutton, sometime vomiting follows afterward, then the pain will soon follow to the right had side of your hip, this is where the appendix is, the pain is very sharp, and it is tender when your touch it

Answer 3

Often the first sign is pain around the belly button.

As it progresses the pain becomes worse, moves to the right lower quadrant and may be accompanied by a lack of appetite, nuasea, fever and weakness.

Answer 4

In early stage you get rebound tenderness in right iliac region. Localized rigidity in the right iliac region is 'the' sign of acute appendicitis.

Answer 5

You have rebound tenderness in right iliac fossa. There is localized rigidity in right iliac fossa.