As far as pain/conflicts I've found that upright bars allow your body to be in positions that it is in more Hilary and can compensate for the wrong fit easier. With drops you are in a position that your body is less familiar with and therefore compensation is more difficult and therefore fit precision is more important. Don't assume because you experience some discomfort that it's a no-go for you. It's an adjustment period and your body is giving you feedback. Listen to it but don't be scared by it.
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