Hi,
Me and Chrisa are quite familiar to this type of pain..
Having had my bypass in 2010, it's something I've had to live with since.
I've had all the investigations done,as it was thought I may have had a twisted bowel..nothing has shown up.
But I'm still suffering most days,I'm still convinced when I'm doing a lot of bending,stretching,or sitting at an angle part of the intestine kinks.
And therefore wind builds up and causes these stomach pains,which at times can be agony.
I have found warmth on the stomach can ease the pains and also buscopan and gavison combined.
I was also given that meverine(if that's how it's spelt)and it's ****.
The doctors have also increased my lanzorosole to 2 daily,as I have burning type discomfort in the stomach area.
If I don't take these and miss a dose I notice the burning increasing daily in my stomach area.
Because I've had a full body scan done with dye and camera down the throats to check for anything sinister it was a bit of a bummer knowing I couldn't get answers to why I'm suffering like the way I am..
My local gp who has tryed several meds with me and nothing has worked.
He also explained I may never get an answer.
And Unfortunetly anyone who has stomach surgery may have to live with aches like this due to "being messed with" and scar tissue etc..
If you read on the USA sites it seems this type of pain is a lot more common.
Maybe due to the bypass being done more on people and this operation been going a lot longer.
People over there called it a " Charlie horse" pain...in other words wind/gripe pains..I reckon.
It's quite overwhelming at times these pains,but slowly I'm getting used to them...hope this helps x