Question:
How long can you have appendicitis before it bursts?
Answer:
Appendicitis can progress to a burst appendix within 24–72 hours after symptoms begin. The exact timing varies, but the risk increases the longer treatment is delayed.
Timing Highlights
- Average rupture time: 2 - 3 days after onset.
- Severe, sudden pain - could mean rupture.
- Immediate medical care is crucial once symptoms appear.
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