The cancer is causing a narrowing (stricture) or blockage to the gullet or upper stomach, preventing fluid and/or food from passing into your stomach. Inserting a stent (flexible metal tube) through the stricture may improve the swallowing and allow you to drink and eat.re there any risks in having a stent fitted? Yes, there are possible risks with this procedure and the doctor fitting your stent will discuss these with you in more detail before you have this procedure. The risks include: perforation (making a hole in your oesophagus), bleeding and movement of the stent.
1 Abdominal pain after bowel movement may occur due to two disorders: Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. 2  Chronâs disease causes spasmodic movement of the intestine, while, on the other side, ulcerative colitis causes the inflammation of the whole intestine lining.3  Therefore, pain after bowel movement is inevitable.auses of pain after bowel movement. There are several medical conditions that are among the main causes for the occurrence of this uncomfortable pain, and they include irritable bowel syndrome, proctitis, cholecystitis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and hemorrhoids.
It is never normal to have abdominal pain, to start with. And even less to have it regularly. Bowel movement after meals is relatively normal (of course, depending on frequency, intensity, etc.), as a consequence of something called the gastrocolic reflex. Your symptoms might suggest an enhanced/exaggerated gastrocolic reflex, that is not uncommon as part of, or in relation with, an irritable bowel syndrome.