According to your description of the abdominal pain, it is hard to guess at what might be causing it. Pain might be due to causes as diverse as gallstones, a peptic ulcer, appendicitis, gastritis… If vomiting stops the pain, perhaps this is caused by a stomach disorder like peptic ulcer, gastritis etc. You may need several diagnostic procedures to find out the reason for that pain, including:
1. A physical examination;
2. Blood analyses (blood count, sedimentation, liver status, renal status, Helicobacter pillory…);
3. An abdominal ultrasound;
4. Gastroscopy, etc.
You can consult an internal medicine specialist about your condition and to request the diagnostics.
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