This topic is about experiencing an unusual pulsing or spasm near an ileostomy after meals. If you're three months post-ileostomy and notice a new, painless pulsing sensation in your abdomen close to the stoma, especially after eating, you might find this information helpful.

- The pulsing sensation tends to occur during digestion and might be accompanied by ongoing diarrhea, which is normal for some people with an ileostomy.
- The sensation usually stops on its own, but it's understandable to worry about whether it could indicate a partial blockage.
- Recently, there have been changes in diet, such as adding more fruit and having heavier lunches and dinners, which might contribute to the sensation.

Here are some insights and advice from others who have experienced similar situations:

1. Another person with an ileostomy has reported experiencing similar intermittent pulsing and occasional stoma pain, particularly after consuming high-fiber meals. They believe this is related to normal digestive activity.
2. This person also suggests that if the sensation resolves on its own and there are no other concerning symptoms, it is usually harmless.