This topic is about a urostomate who is experiencing leg pain and stomach aches after eating and is seeking advice and possible explanations for these symptoms. Here are some insights and suggestions shared by others:

1. The person experiencing these symptoms has been informed by doctors that they have significant radiotherapy-related damage and nerve damage, which might be contributing to their pain.

2. Stomach pain after meals could be due to gas that cannot pass or a partial bowel blockage, both of which can cause severe discomfort.

3. Unexplained leg pain might be a sign of a nerve being compressed when the abdomen expands after eating. It is important to seek a professional medical evaluation to understand the cause.

4. Many people emphasize the importance of consulting a doctor or stoma care nurse for an in-person assessment. Only a healthcare professional can accurately identify the source of the pain and suggest appropriate treatment.

5. Someone in the discussion also checked back to see if medical staff have been able to help relieve the pain and expressed hope for the person's recovery.