Problems with my stomach

I had a liver transplant a year ago this month.  I have always had a bigger stomach since my transplant which I thought would go away. My stomach gets really hard when I have to urinate, or after I eat and sometimes just randomly.  I don't think is normal but my Doctors say there is nothing wrong.  I had a scan of my stomach and it showed no fluids.  Yet my ankles still swell up every single day.  My toes and some of my foot is numb. I get tingling in my feet everyday, like they are asleep.  I feel like I am pregnant most of the time with my stomach being so swollen.  Is anya of this normal

[Thomas D Schiano, MD]

once one has the incision, the abdominal muscles are weak and many patients have similar complaints as you.  prograf may cause peripheral neuropathy which can explain the numbness symptoms--your docs might need to decrease youir dose or refer you to a neurologist for evaluation