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Appendicitis can be detected by the appearance of pain in the middle of the abdomen above the navel. The patient starts vomiting and nausea. Some people take after the onset of symptoms, laxatives or enemas appendicitis mistaken for constipation. But this is very dangerous, because these drugs in turn the risk of ruptured appendix. Therefore, you should consult a physician before they consult for any type of medication, although none of the painkillers. Besides increasing the risk of masking symptoms and self-diagnosis difficult. If the child has symptoms very similar to the symptoms of appendicitis are “must immediately be made a doctor for a diagnosis. The doctor is first the history of diseases of the digestive system to study for children.” Lee should be demonstrated with mucus or blood. Children who can communicate, you can ask yourself to identify the location of the pain in her abdomen. Young children who have not started talking or are reluctant to his knees near his chest to speak of increasing the hip flexed and the belly is soft. It will lead the formation of mucus and stool hardening to form an inflammation of the appendix. If there is an infection must be treated immediately break, and can the risk of spreading the infection to other parts of the body via the bloodstream. The urine test is performed to monitor or problems with urination. The problem was later confirmed by CT or ultrasound. Medical care should be sought within 48 hours after onset of abdominal pain.

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