What is appendix and how to get rid of

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Why you have appendix?
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Introduction of Appendix

• An appendix is a small size pouch which is
  located at the gut wall, at the start of the
  large intestine. The inflammation of the appendix
  causes the appendicitis which is common. It is a
  painful situation and typically starts with pain.
  The pain gets worse with the passage of time
  because it travels to the lower right side.
  However, the pain is constant and severe.
• The medical professionals are unable to find the
  reason behind the pain but putting stress like
  walking, coughing make the pain worse. The
  patient loses his appetite, experience diarrhea
  and often feel sick. What side is your appendix
  on? You need to know because if you suffer from
  pain, you need immediate treatment. In the severe
  cases, appendicitis needs to be operated because
  a person dies if it bursts.

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Causes and Functions

• When the appendix becomes inflamed, it blocks the
  short appendix. It may occur due to the hard
  stools which often gets stuck. Sometimes it may
  happen because of the indigestible food carried
  from small to large intestine. The stool is then
  forced to out by the wall of the appendix, but if
  it may get stuck, then blockage is the result of
  the appendix. The bacteria and germs become the
  reason of inflammation and block the appendix.
• Appendicitis is the inflammation caused in the
  appendix. In this condition, the appendix is
  infected with bacteria from intestine which
  swells and keeps on filling with pus. It must be
  treated on time because the appendix gets
  expanded and may burst. This is a very dangerous
  condition because the contents I the appendix may
  leak in the abdomen. Early treatment is suggested
  in this case.

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Symptoms of Appendix

• Following are the other symptoms
• Nausea or feeling sick
• Fever and feeling unwell with high temperature
• Diarrhea and constipation may occur
• You may suffer from the frequent passing of urine
  which will be irritating. The inflammation may
  start to develop near the ureter tube which is
  located in between the bladder and kidney.