Looking at your age and the duration of your complaint, more likely it can be due to urinary tract infection or excessive fluid intake at the time you sleep. You can try reducing fluid intake by the evening and not taking any before an hour you go to sleep. Try to evacuate your bladder completely before you go to bed. This will help you to reduce the frequency. But be sure you are taking adequate fluids in a day. If this does not help you, or your stomach pain get worsen, kindly visit a physician to rule out any infection in urinary tract.

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