Night time upper right quadrant pain. Like a stich. Anyone else?

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in short I've had pain under my right ribs in my upper right abdomen for a few months that only happens at night. I've seen 4 different doctors and none seem concerned to even send me for tests etc.

It often wakes me up and feels like a stich. Once I get up and walk around it goes and I am fully functional during the day. I often go for 10 mile runs and it has never got close to keeping me off work. Just can be a little tires at times due to lack of sleep.

I do get acid reflux, but gaviscon before bed (instructed by my doctor) sorts that out. I also try not to eat at night and eat a much better diet.

My weight is canstant, my stools are normal, energy levels fine.

I have given up smoking and smoked 5 cigarettes a day. My lungs are fine according to all the doctors and I can run with no issues despite having mild asthma.

It's just this stich pain under my tight ribs pretty much every night.

I recently had blood tests and all was fine,

I personally wonder if it's my gallstones, but all doctors think it's muscle related.

Just looking for some answers as it really doesn't help with the anxiety. Yes, I have health anxiety also.

Thanks,

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  • Posted

    What have your doctors said about the gallstones?
    • Posted

      Hi Pippa, that it's not any of my organs! 3 doctors have done adoninal checks with hands etc and no pain at all or swellings. Just the pain at night.

    • Posted

      Have you had an ultrasound of your gallbladder and a HIDA scan to confirm this and what about tests for h pylori and gastritis?
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    I am also having Sametime as your ..did blood work hpylori ultra scan for organ stones ..all are negative..going for endoscopy..I am not what is going to relief..omeprazole didnt work at all..even eroom didn't give relief from pain ..

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