Basically, food is not a direct cause of appendicitis. However, clogging of the appendix that is then inflamed may occur due to the accumulation of certain foods that are not destroyed when digested.
For example, chilli seeds or popcorn seeds that in fact are mini-shaped may not fall apart with other foods that can clog the intestine in the long term, and eventually cause appendicitis.
Small pieces of food can block the surface of the cavity that extends along the appendix. This blockage can then become a new home for bacteria to breed. This over time can lead to swelling and
Appendix is an inflammation caused by blockage of the appendix, a small tubular structure attached to the early part of the large intestine. This blockage is usually caused by feces, foreign objects, or even cancer cells
