The right side of my stomach hurts when i eat. what should i do? it is like a sharp stabbing pain. i usually end up deviled over crying

Pain : Pain in this area is very tricky since there are many organ systems in the epigastric area and right upper quadrant of the abdomen. - stomach - problems such as gastroesophageal reflux, gastritis, and stomach ulcers can cause pain in these areas - usually worse with eating and worse while laying down - pancreas - pancreatitis, pancreatic stones/blockages can cause epigastric pain, sometimes radiating to the back - liver/gallbladder - hepatitis, gall stones or gall bladder disease can cause pain in the right upper quadrant - intestinal - duodenal ulcers, infections and constipation can cause pain there because the colon loops up into that area - kidney - kidney stones or infections can cause pain in the right upper quadrant, though many people feel it in their backs. - gyne - ovarian pain from a cyst or even an infection from a sexually transmitted disease can cause pain in the right upper quadrant. And all those are just a few of the things that could be going on. So, your best option is to be seen by a doctor and examined to determine the cause of your pain. Reasons to go to the er are: - high fever - bloody stool - bright green or bloody vomit - severe or worsening pain - difficulty breathing.

Depends on location: Where on the right side the pain is,how frequently, and when it started helps determine the cause..If it’s on the right lower side and is getting worse,appendicitis is possible,as is an ovarian cyst(if you’re a female).It also could be constipation.If there’s vomiting or bloody diarrhea or fever,you should definitely see your doctor urgently.If it comes and goes,try keeping a log of foods&pain.