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Abdominal pain after fill

Hi all,

Had a fill this past friday, they were very agressive putting in 2cc. I still am not able to eat solid food, only full liquids or mushy. Today out of nowhere I am having abdominal pain above the belly button. Is this normal? Should I call the doctor?

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That sounds like maybe port pain. I wouldn't worry too much, as long as it is not severe pain I would give it a day or so. If it still hurts after a couple days you might want to have the doctor look at it.

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