http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2WvZmxmuCo

See in this video they show small bowel going threw the femoral hernia wall, but look right above the leg see that big bulky start of the large bowel, that is the cecum, attached to the bottom of the cecum is the appendix, it goes into the femoral hernia like a finger and gets stuck because the muscle is so tight in there femoral canal it's call the femoral ring, if the cecum is FULL (constipation) it's a hard surface to push threw the canal, I used to get constipated real bad back in 2002 working at Budweiser, I had 42 stores running all day long like a chicken with my head cut off, plus I had hernias from before to help keep me constipated I had always had problems with it, I got real sick working and took 3 days off and this is when all this started, really I know this is where it started in 2002 when I worked at Budweiser lifting like 10 cases of beer at a time to rotate displays (HERNIA). I was real constipated from other hernias I had from since I was younger I think moving furniture and stuff for my mother she had 14 houses and I have moved furniture and refrigerators and such since I was like 8 years old, they fixed those hernias like 3 years ago on my left side, but the main pain and problem on my right since 2002 has been killing me. So the cecum was full and caused a hernia of the femoral canal, but the only part of the cecum to get stuck in there was the appendix. I know this is it, it all makes sense now, and my right foot goes numb when doing real bad because the swollen appendix when it's more inflamed pushes against those arteries going threw the femoral canal also. Some people have had femoral hernias of the appendix for 15 years, there are about 2100 cases of it reported each year, only 12 in history have ever burst because the muscle is so tight on it that it keeps it from filling up to burst with pressure.