@tjanet MFR is not massage. I didn’t recommend a massage. MFR can adjust internal organs, muscles bones, components and if there is a muscle in spasm, it could be detected. Bowels work as muscles they contract and they expand. Additionally, the reason you feel pain is because of nerves. Nerves transmit the sensation of pain. So your nerves are involved. Your expectation that this should be treated medically is curious do you have an idea of what that medical treatment would be? Acupuncture is very helpful in identifying the source of pains like this. Have you tried acupuncture yet?

@tjanet in addition to my other post have you been checked for SIBO? Have you tried going on the FODMAP diet yet for an irritable bowel? I had constant pain and it was from distention in my small intestine and bowel. I have borderline SIBO after going to two gastroenterologist and so I use Zyxx in a targeted antibiotic to periodically read my body of the bacterial overgrowth which causes pain. I also went on the FODMAP, which is free and that resolved my constant abdominal pain which was caused by an inability to inulin (nonsoluble fiber, garlic, and onion). You might need to see a gastroenterologist I didn’t know what kind of doctor you are seeing currently.