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I just had my appendix removed on a Monday while I was in Vail Colorado and decided to fly back home to Orlando Florida on that Saturday where there is a difference in altitude difference of about 10 thousand feet. When I changed the altitude I was in excruciating pain for about 14 hours and had to be hospitalized where they told me they couldn't find anything wrong despite the unbearable pain I was in.
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