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Week 3 sleeve acute left upper abdomen pain

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My friend had this and went in to doc and he put her on the table and did an adjustment (he is a D.O.) He said she had a rib out of place which sometimes happens from the surgery/gas etc. As soon as he adjusted it, she felt immediate relief. Just a thought. Hope it goes away for you!

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    Thanks everyone, as an RN I am pretty familiar with my anatomy and really feel like its intestinal. Today i feel so much better and my doctor thinks it was giving me grief due to eating fruits with skin on (grapes and blueberries). It is so much better today!

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