My pain was in the middle of my abs. I didnt have any chest pain. I would be worried about that... Have they done any tests?

My non-functioning gall bladder was discovered because of chest pains. After six months of testing and re-testing they finally checked the gall bladder and removed it soon after....no more chest pains.....

HOWEVER...make sure they spend a lot of time on checking the chest pains and not assume there is nothing wrong there....

I had my gallbladder removed new years eve. I was having chest pain and especially back pain. I started throwing up. Mine was at night and was up all night with the pain.

My first gallbladder attack I was alone with my 2-month old and 4-year old sons and I thought I was dying. The pain was like like a knife clear through my chest. What happens is once a stone blocks your bile duct, it backs up and causes severe pain. Once the stone moves, you can actually feel the bile start flowing again and you get instant relief. It's really creepy. I found laying in the bathtub with really hot water worked, but the pain didn't really subside until I got a prescription for DARVOCET. It was the only medicine period that took away the pain, because it's purpose is to numb your whole body. It sounds like you haven't had a full attack yet, you'll know when you do. If you experience these symptoms, go straight to emergency, tell them to check your gallbladder. They can tell at any time whether or not you have stones and if one is blocking your duct. If it is, they will remove your gallbladder instantly. I absolutely experienced the strange food issue also, and, at least for me it was gallbladder related. It feels like acid reflux, but only happens when you try to eat certain foods. Try to stay away from grease, extreme sugar, and other than that keep track. I had an issue with eggs. You will find that some things you digest just fine while others give you chest pain or fill you with acid. These problems can all be gallbladder related, or they can be caused by other things too. So while I can say your problems sound gallbladder related, you should still get checked to be sure. It's an easy ultrasound to know if you have gallstones, and it should take a load off of your mind to find out. I know it did for me! Good luck.

Also, it does feel like something is sick inside you. You can physically feel that something is wrong. Whenever I eat something my gallbladder doesn't want to process, I know instantly. It's good that you are in tune with your body. It will help with self-diagnosis.