Can you have appendicitis without vomiting?
I've had a constant ache in my lower abdomen for a while now, and I feel nauseous sometimes. However, I haven't thrown up at all. Is it possible to have appendicitis without vomiting?
I've had a constant ache in my lower abdomen for a while now, and I feel nauseous sometimes. However, I haven't thrown up at all. Is it possible to have appendicitis without vomiting?
Haan bhai, bilkul ho sakta hai. Mere dost ko jab appendicitis hua tha, use sirf severe stomach pain tha, vomiting bilkul nahi hui thi. To aisa mat socho ki ulti nahi ho rahi to sab normal hai, check karwa lo na.
I have been having this constant dull ache in my lower right stomach for two days but absolutely no vomiting or fever. Has anyone else had appendicitis with just pain and no other symptoms? I am really scared to go to the hospital.
I completely understand the anxiety and fear you are going through right now. When I had appendicitis, I didn't vomit at all, just had immense pain that made me feel so helpless. Your feelings are completely valid, but please seek medical help for your own safety.
Yes, you can certainly have it without vomiting. I tried taking carom seeds and warm water thinking it was just gas because I didn't have any nausea or throwing up, but the pain only got worse. Don't waste time on home remedies for severe side pain, go to a doctor.
I totally get it, you are worried because your symptoms don't match the typical textbook signs. But yes, many people have appendicitis without ever feeling nauseous or vomiting. Please don't wait for more symptoms to appear, just get a professional checkup.
It is so easy to spiral into panic when you are trying to guess what is wrong with your body, and I validate how scary this is. But please know that appendicitis doesn't always come with vomiting. Please let a doctor examine you so you can stop worrying.
Yes, you can have appendicitis without vomiting. I log all my symptoms on my health app and when I had it, my heart rate was slightly elevated and I had severe localized pain, but zero nausea. Track where the pain is and if it hurts when you release pressure, then see a doctor.
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