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First Fill Pain

I had surgery 3/10/10. My Dr. does not do fills at his private practice so he is only at the clinic once or twice per month and so my first fill was 5/13. It was very tramatic. My port was turned so he had to jab me several times before he found the port opening. By that time I don't really remember much of what was going on, I guess I was in shock. He had me drink sips of water till I felt it get stuck. Well once I thought I felt the water stop in my chest area but I guess now that was not correct because I still have no restriction. I feel the same as before the fill. Now to top things off it hurts every time I pee. Does not look like I have blood in my urine but it does hurt some what when I finish peeing. Is this normal?:thumbup:

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