What do you think could be causing the pain. I have had a ultrasound done and could not find anything wrong.
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pain on my right side under my ribs
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Keep working with your doctor and pay attention to the things that make the pain better or worse. A negative ultrasound does not rule out the gallbladder as the source. Sometimes the gallbladder will not have stones but still not empty properly. If suspicion of gallbladder disease is still high, ask you doctor about a CCK-HIDA scan. This scan can tag bile with a radioisotope, stimulate the gallbladder to try to empty, and measure how well the gallbladder empties. It can pick up pathology missed by ultrasound.
The following disease processes are compatible with a 68 day duration in someone 63 years old. Arthritis of the ribs. liver or gallbladder disease. inflammation of the lungs. Muscular inflammation. Arthritis of the back radiating forward. stomach and intestinal issues can also presented this way. I recommend that you continue seeing your primary care physician until a diagnosis is found.