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Gas can indeed cause pain in various parts of the abdomen, and it often manifests as sharp, jabbing pains that can move around. Typically, gas pain can be felt under the rib cage, in the upper abdomen, or lower part of the abdomen as you described. This often happens due to the natural movement of gas through the intestines. It’s actually quite common for gas buildup to create varying sensations of discomfort as it gets trapped at different points in the digestive tract. It’s interesting that laying on your left side worsens it, as lying flat or on the right side usually helps gas pass more easily through the intestines. Since you’ve tried dietary adjustments and common remedies without long-term relief, there might be another underlying cause to consider, such as a food intolerance like lactose or gluten or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). If the discomfort continues, it would be reasonable to consult a healthcare provider to explore further diagnostic tests. They might consider blood tests, an ultrasound, or other imaging to rule out other conditions like gallstones or diverticulitis. Remember, persistent or severe abdominal pain, especially if accompanied by symptoms like fever, vomiting, or changes in bowel habits should be assessed more urgently. Keeping a detailed food and symptom diary might also help your doctor in pinpointing triggers. Avoiding certain foods known to cause gas—like beans, carbonated drinks, or high-fat items—could also be useful. But, don’t worry too much; many people experience similar symptoms and often it can be managed effectively.