Sounds like gallstones to me...
Biliary colic is a sudden, intense pain that usually lasts for over an hour (although sometimes it can last just a few minutes). The pain can be felt in:
the centre of your abdomen, below your breastbone and above your bellybutton
the upper right of your abdomen, with the pain travelling towards your shoulder blade
The pain is constant, dull and is not relieved when you go to the toilet, pass wind or are sick.
The pain can be triggered by eating fatty foods and it may wake you up during the night.
Biliary colic usually happens infrequently. After an episode of pain, it may be several weeks or months before you experience another episode.
In addition to the pain associated with biliary colic, a number of people also experience:
feeling sick
being sick
excessive sweating
Doctors sometimes refer to biliary colic as uncomplicated gallstone disease.
