Fever and Temperature Rise
This is a fairly common symptom, but still, it should not be ignored. In this case, the temperature is accompanied by weakness. In acute appendicitis, an increase in temperature usually up to 37.5 ° C, but with complicated forms, an increase to 40 ° C is noted. In cases where the appendicitis burst, the fever tends to increase than 38.3 ° C, and sometimes this is associated with an increase in heart rated. [2]
Nausea and Vomiting
Almost 90% of people with appendicitis usually have accompanying nausea symptoms. And in about 50% of his people, there are instances of vomiting. At the same time, after emptying, an improvement in the condition, as is usually the case, is not observed. [3]