Yeah, I'd have them run tests. I'm getting an upper endoscopy run later for the same thing. It got so bad after a while I had to go on a 2 day fast, and eat bland foods for the next week where the pain exploded in the stomach area. I'm now in a huge flareup cuz of it.

I have this same pain. I didn't know if it was fibromyalgia related or not. I've had my gallbladder removed, due to it only working at 13%. Will definitely bring this up at my next dr appointment.

With food yes but also with water at times. Very painful. I went to a specialist and he said without a doubt it was my gallbladder.
So under doctors recommendations I had the surgery to remove it last September.
Within two weeks post surgery the pain had returned exactly the same as before. So now I'm out a gallbladder plus a lot of money that insurance didn't cover.

IBS-Irritable Bowel Syndrome is known to be linked to Fibromyalgia sufferers. Everyone is different in how they suffer from IBS. I know with me I never know when it will hit and have no control when it does. I have also noticed the increase in gas with foods or bevebeverages.
Seeking help with nutrition and diet is very helpful as well.

Part 2 as the 3000 character thing

A little snippet of me with one operation, the second time they went in, in 8 days through the same 5 holes, agony was putting it mildly, they were discussing me after I woke still in theatre, and one nurse called me a junkie, the other said I was still under general and waking, and wouldn't be able to think about a fix. Besides, look on her file " high tolerance to pain relief!" The first nurse mumbled and walked away the second upped my pain meds watched me and upped them again, I loved when she was on she was one of the few who believed I'd rather have a clear head than be on pain meds and in this much pain? There are some good ones there, but don't be surprised if you get an a*+ hat as well, too?,
Again I wish you well I'm not trying to scare you off, but you need to go in with as much info as possible.