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Strange pain

So I had my band surgery in 2008, a couple weeks ago I had a upper gi series because I was getting stuck often. Md took 1cc out.

Since then I have had the pressure that's feels like reflux move up my esophagus, but there is no acid taste. I'm embarrassed cause I say I burp like a man.

And now I have this pain in the central abdominal pain near my belly button. I went to my primary today and when she pressed on the area I thought I would jump off the table.

Wondering if anyone has every experienced this.

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@@Dquack01

I think it would be more useful to you to consider what your primary thought about the pain and to run it by the surgeon -- which organ was being pressed or is closest to the spot, etc. It may also be significant to note whether the pain is still with you or occurs when that spot is pressed again. It's possible that it's anomalous, but certainly don't proceed based on that possibility.

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