OP, asked why they didn't do a laparoscopy and then saw your comment saying that they did. If they did and it hurts THAT much, you might want to get it checked for inflammation/infection...

Wait till you have to sneeze!

i had mine out last year and me and my mom made an awful decision to watch bridesmaids. we had to stop 20 minutes in because laughing hurt so bad. atleast by that point i could sit up. for like 4 days i could barely even roll over in bed

quickest cure for hiccups is to hyperventilate just a little. after that you can just breathe deep from then on out to prevent them.

Been thru that before. :(

I had mine removed a couple months ago and had the same problem. Its not funn

i feel your pain op. 2 years ago, i had not only that problem, but a severe allergic reaction to the pain meds they gave me, which made it feel like my head was literally going to split in half. their response? "if you would shut up and stop crying, the pain would go away." yeah. that was on christmas eve-day a couple years ago.

I remove the gall bladders bladders! then boil it in soup and drink it through my pores of my elbows. that is the truth!

I was just like that. I couldn't breathe without it hurting. Everyone time I coughed I thought I was going to die. Worst experience for me and I was only 16. I hope you recover fast with as little pain or discomfort as possible!

I had my gallbladder removed in August, via lap surgery, and I don't understand your pain at all. I drove myself home the day after the surgery, having to stop to change a tire on the way, and was back to work (at a sawmill) in 2 weeks. I had almost 0 pain after the surgery, aside from some minor cramping (which I still get from time to time) and was released with no pain medication.