I have a wave of severe pain after my first surgery in 2020, and I knew something was wrong. I had my second surgery in March and they discovered what went wrong during my first surgery, but I also had severe pain after my second surgery. It was related to medication, and I ended up having labour like symptoms. It was horrible. So, in saying that, if you think something is wrong, keep pushing. You know your body. But I had two very different but very bad reactions after both of my surgeries. Good luck with your recovery

I've had similar experiences and I learnt that because when you have Endo removed the scar tissue forms, it can form and connect your organs and tissues. So it's possible that part of your colon has become attached to your abdominal muscles so it will hurt to move from time to time or it can hurt when laying down because the colon is "pulling" away from the area it's attached to just through gravity, this can also mean that when your body is digesting food it will pull on your abdomen which will feel like a sharp pain. Unfortunately the only way to manage it is doing stretches which involve the movement of that area and the amount of pain when things are stretched should decrease the more you are moving around with it. I know it sounds like a really lame "oh just exercise the pain away" that doctors might give but the only other option is surgery to cut the scar tissue which causes more scar tissue growth which can ultimately make matters worse than before.