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This may be a stupid question but...

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You are only a week post op, so yes. I felt gas pain for quite a while after surgery.

I am pushing 2 years out and gas pain is still a very real issue. It's not up in the shoulder, it is just like normal gas pains. The problem is that it is easier to get it now than prior to surgery. You don't have the fundus any longer to compact food in your stomach and then burp it out. Now we push those air bubbles through our digestive tract. The key here is to make sure that you are always chewing your food as much as possible.

oh yeah... never gets old.

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