The condition typically presents with: Persistent abdominal pain , usually in the lower left side (though right-sided pain can also occur, particularly in Asian populations) Fever and elevated inflammatory markers Changes in bowel habits , including diarrhoea or constipation Nausea and vomiting Tenderness on abdominal examination Common risk factors and causes include: Age : Diverticulitis predominantly affects people over 40, with incidence increasing significantly after age 60
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