@Bubba1028 posted:If, and I’m thinking ahead here, but “if” the pain got worse and I had to go back, I think it would be best to go back to the hospital he has admitting privileges to, so that I would see someone in his practice so we can figure out what is going on, don’t you think?
Bubba I do think the above would be a prudent course of action. I don't know what else to say except I hope it gets better. If it's gas it should pass, but if it returns I would suggest what you have posted above. I wish you the best of luck.
I did have a situation like this once right after takedown but the pain was in my side, like in my kidneys. It was excruciating, I was doubled over in pain, couldn't drive, and my father took me to ER. It was a sodium overdose after foolishly eating an anchovy pizza and washing it down with V8 juice and potato chips. My GI told me to eat high sodium diet after TD and I took it to an extreme. I was young and stupid at the time. The ER doc said it was the highest sodium level he had ever seen when my tests came back. They gave me liquids and an IV and I was discharged. Your situation sounds different, my pain was in my lower sides where my kidneys are. I think my kidneys went into some kind of shock.