The pain on the right side of a woman’s tummy does not exclude that it is caused by some gynecological inflammation, such as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.; or it is caused by physiological ovulation on the right side of the tummy, but if the pain is caused by ovulation, it is usually tolerable; but it also does not exclude the pain on the right side of the tummy caused by appendicitis. Therefore, if a woman has pain in the right side of her belly, she should have some tests in time. She should have blood tests to find out whether it is caused by inflammation; she should have gynecological tests to find out whether she has pelvic pressure pain and rebound pain, and if the pressure pain in the appendix area is obvious and the rebound pain is obvious, the pain in the right side of her belly may be caused by appendicitis.