Definition: The word "appendicitis" refers to an inflammation of the appendix, a muscular pocket located at the end of the small intestine. It's often caused by bacteria or virus infection or irritants like certain foods, medications, and stress. The key points are: - Causes: Inflammation of the lining of the appendix - Symptoms: Pain and swelling in the lower right abdomen - Types: - Irritable Bowel Disease: An inflammatory bowel condition characterized by frequent abdominal pain and diarrhea. - Appendicitis (Appendix): A condition where inflammation of the appendix, a muscular pocket located at the end of the small intestine. - Peritonitis: Inflammation of the peritoneum (lining) covering the abdomen, often leading to sepsis or organ damage. Understanding these symptoms is crucial for diagnosis.
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