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PLEASE HELP ME, Is This Normal?

hi! I just had my one month bandiversay on the 13th, & my first fill is on the 26th of this month.

Ok well I have noticed that every morning i wake up with port pain, it hurts to the point wr i have to wait it out becuase im scared to move/get off the bed... Is it normal to still get port pain after a month post op?

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Please call your surgeon ASAP. Even if it is nothing bad, he can prescribe some pain killers.

I had no pain but from what I've read here, most have no pain after a week, 2 at the most.

My port had really nagging pain--at 8 months out, I still get twinges.

Do call your doctor for peace of mind. But I wouldn't be hugely alarmed.

I'm a month out and still cannot even think of rolling onto my stomach because of port pain. I can FINALLY sleep on both sides, though I sometimes will get a twinge from my port in the readjusting.

My doctor did not seem concerned by this though it was certainly not usual-- he had me in for a fill at two weeks post op (the normal time for his patients), but since I had the port pain issue-- not even side sleeping at that point-- he didn't give me a fill and put me off until next week.

If mine were as bad as you're describing, I'd definitely call though. Are you stomach sleeping?

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