Is referred pain in appendicitis severe?
In general, the severity of referred pain in appendicitis should be assessed based on specific pain characteristics. If discomfort occurs, it is recommended to promptly seek medical evaluation and treatment at a正规 hospital. Detailed analysis is as follows:

If the referred pain is mild, localized around the right lower abdomen, without significant worsening, accompanied only by slight tenderness but no rebound tenderness, with normal body temperature and unaffected appetite, the condition may be in the early inflammatory stage and relatively manageable. However, immediate medical consultation is still necessary to confirm diagnosis. Timely intervention can prevent disease progression. While there's no need for excessive panic, close monitoring of any changes in pain is essential.
If the referred pain is severe and continuously worsening, spreading throughout the entire abdomen, accompanied by high fever, nausea, vomiting, abdominal muscle rigidity, and obvious rebound tenderness upon release of pressure, the situation is serious and must not be delayed. These symptoms may indicate complications such as appendiceal perforation or abscess formation leading to peritonitis, requiring immediate surgical treatment; otherwise, the condition may endanger health.
As part of daily care, avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a light and easily digestible diet, and refrain from overeating. Do not self-administer painkillers when pain occurs, as this may mask the true condition. After diagnosis, strictly follow medical advice, gradually resume activities after surgery, and keep the surgical wound clean and dry.