the sequence of events here is a little unclear to me. it sounds like you had your gallbladder removed recently and also have other symptoms that sound unrelated to your gallbladder problem. if you had your gallbladder removed recently and you have three or four small incisions (including one in your belly button) then you had laparoscopic surgery. during this procedure several small incisions are made in your abdomen and instruments are inserted through them. to make this process work your abdomen is inflated with harmless carbon dioxide gas. the unfortunate side effect of this gas is post-surgery bloating and sometimes pain. at times the pain can occur in the shoulder area. this is normal and should go away within several days. vomiting after gallbladder surgery also is not uncommon. if you follow a lower-fat diet it should help with the vomiting issue. if you had gallbladder surgery recently you should be scheduled for follow-up appointments with your surgeon. please keep these appointments. your surgeon will be able to tell you if your recovery is progressing normally. the pimples and sores in your underarm thigh and nipple area do not sound like they're related to your gallbladder issues. digestive system issues usually do not manifest as skin problems. i would suggest you consult a dermatologist (or even your primary care physician) to take a look at these lesions to find out what they are and what's causing them. i hope this helps and wish you all the best!
after surgery i am still bloated (pressure) acid reflux and now constipation what gives? . i never had the pain associated but vomited everything i ate. went from 230lbs to now 177lbs lost all first 3 months but went a year before surgery for lack of insurance. during that year began to have frequent fevers and sores resembling pimples without heads on my underarms thigh area and chest closer to the nipple areas. i feel this is all linked and afraid of more than just gallstones maybe more with digestive system? please help becoming concerned and afraid of doctors?