I can't tell you to go somewhere else... you may very well be under excellent care... That being said, however, "if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten."
If you've not made any progress under your current course of treatment, it may be time to think outside the box.
The Dr is a Ciropractor but works in physical therapy office. There is also a nerologist that works in the office. After reading my post do you feel that I am on the right track or should I go to a different dr?
It's a shame that they had to remove your gall bladder. In my opinion, surgery should always be the *last* resort, not the first.
Now, it's important to clarify your terms. Chiropractors are not Physical Therapists. Chiropractic care is not physical therapy. You cannot interchange the two, as each serves very different purposes.
Physical therapy is good for muscle strengthening and rehabilitation.
Chiropractic care is good for evaluating the effects of spinal structure on your nervous system.
Whether it be PT or Chiropractic, it's unlikely that you would notice any change after only one treatment, so I would not write off the care you received just yet.