Hi dirs any urostomates have pains in the legs& suffer stomache aches.after eating?? Help! !
Missymo
Nov 23, 2015 6:33 pm
Newbie Dana
Nov 25, 2015 6:37 pm
Could it be gas after eatingthat won't pass, or a partial blockage? That would cause some pretty serious stomach-aches. I would talk to a doctor about the pains in the legs. Something must be pressing on a nerve somewhere as your stomach expands after eating.
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New ostomate, we’ve all gone through feeling low and depressed over your ostomy.
This is a pretty open group. Right now, in summer, it’s a low response time—lots of family things going on. If you need something, call out. Someone dealing with your situation will post something sooner or later.
It’s just that time of year.
Take care, and good luck.
iMacG5
Nov 25, 2015 9:32 pm
Hey Missymo, sorry about your discomfort. It's difficult to diagnose using this medium, but please see someone who could talk to you after seeing exactly where you hurt. You'll be just fine after you get professional help. Newbie Dana's probably right.
Respectfully,
Mike
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Missymo
Nov 26, 2015 8:51 pm
Thanks guys. O do have a lot of radiotherapy damage & nerve damage the doctors say so maybe that's the cause. X
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