Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about individuals experiencing joint pain after undergoing ostomy surgery. The original poster and others have noticed joint pain, particularly in the shoulders, knees, and hands, following their surgery.

Advice and Insights:
- Several individuals have experienced joint pain after ostomy surgery, particularly in the shoulders, knees, and hands.
- Some have been advised by nurses that the pain could be related to how they moved after or before the operation.
- One individual experienced muscle atrophy and pain in the legs, which improved as they gradually reduced their Prednisone dosage.
- Joint pain and inflammation are common in colitis and Crohn's disease, even after surgery.
- Some individuals have found relief from joint pain using creams, while others have not experienced any improvement.
- It's suggested that sleeping positions may contribute to shoulder pain, and taking painkillers before sleeping has been helpful for some.
- Seeking advice from the surgeon or doctor about the joint pain after ostomy surgery is recommended.