Would you call if you were me?

so you have bad pain
you should not
NO EXCUSES 
CALL HIM
if he blows you off  tell him,   "i'll go to the ER now, if there is a problem that you disregarded my attorney will contact you"

Mellie, I don't think any lapbander would tell you this is usual healing.  As I said to you before your surgery, except for being a bit tired, I was back to usual after three days and never needed my pain meds.  Now I know everyone is different, including surgeons, but I know in my heart Dr. Moein would be concerned that it's not normal and look further.  Nessa's right about the gall bladder.  I had mine out years before my surgery just after a fast 40 pound weight loss (which, no surprise, I gained back).  Gall bladder attacks can range from mild discomfort to full blown throw you on the floor writhing in pain (me) attacks.  Please call you doc.

Terri

I hope you figure out what is wrong soon so you can feel better. keep us posted!

I would call- I hope you're feeling better soon!!!

Being repetetive, but CALL. If your doctor doesn't listen, I'll refer you to mine. He's always listened to my complaints and never pushed them aside like that.

Let us know what you find out!

Mellie, I am sorry I am late on this post but I must say I agree with all thats been said. I hope you will force them to listen to you. I dont think you should be suffering so much. My thoughts re with you and I hope you feel better soon..

                                                                                                     Julie

Mellie, sorry I'm late in replying, but I have to agree with everyone above.  In my personal experience, I didn't think it was my Gall Bladder cause my pain was mostly on the left under my breast bone.  Dr. McKenna told me that that's because my whole Gall Bladder was sick.  So, just call, it's always better to be safe then sorry!

Becki