7 Appendicitis Symptoms You Shouldn’t Miss

Rapidly worsening pain

Once the pain is in the lower part of the abdomen, it can be very intense. Appendicitis is severe enough to wake someone who is sleeping. Once it hits, the severity of pain can increase quickly—within a matter of hours.

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