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complication rny scar tissue

After couple of months after surgery 1/4/14 had stomach pain. I went to Dr after Dr to find out what was wrong. My third gastrointestinal Dr diagnosed me with cut nerves and scar tissue growing over them. Has any one have a similar problem? I'm in pain constantly. Can't be on my feet long or I hurt.I've gained weight now. I'm really mad at my decision and situation

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    Need more info...just had my revision 12/28/15....lapband to RNY...lots of scar tissue.

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    I had rny 2/5/14. Couple of months later I had pain. They did every test they can figure out what's wrong. Saw 3 gastrointestinal drs. I started seeing pain specialist and am on pain needs. I found my diagnosis from 3rd dr. They put shots on in my stomach. One way to fix it is surgery but Dr doesn't want that. Scar tissue can come back.

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    Oh boy....I am early on post op but had a lot of scar tissue....so a gastro doctor was able to diagnose this...not the surgeon? Ugh?

    What type of surgery would correct this?

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