Its not that surprising. You don't go removing your arm every time you get a cut...

		palunon on Sept 28, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: After century of removing appendixes, doctors find... Its not that surprising. You don't go removing your arm every time you get a cut. Once the swelling that caused the rupture has stopped, it can heal. Assuming it wasn't too severe (you don't want to die of internal bleeding in the meantime)

Perhaps I was confusing "ruptured" with "exploding".