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need answers PLEASE!!??

For the past two weeks usually late at night I start to get this horrible pain in my back then my ribs then the top of my belly... I start to get really hot and can't breathe then I have to poop (sorry for tmi) then I start projectile vomiting atleast 3 times before the pain even begins to start faded away?? Anyone have any idea what this may be the pain is just starting to worsen.... I'm 33 weeks
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I had that same exact problem starting at 31 weeks and ended around 34 weeks on and off. It always happened at night wen I tried to sleep. Doctor said it was most likely just a big she said eat lots of soup and drink water and gaterade and it went away eventually. But if you starting throwing up 3 times a day for over 3 days straight u should go to doctor.
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My sister suggested it could be my gallbladder
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I would go to hospital to run tests and get a second opinion just to be sure
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I've asked my doctor about it, they don't know what it is and haven't had any worrys about it..
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Umm I would call your doctor that doesn't sound very good and u hate for somthing to go wrong that far along In you pregnancy! I hope u and you baby are Ganna be ok!
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