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Port and Sleeping

Hi guys,

I'm two weeks out of surgery as of tomorrow, and I'm finally able to sleep on my side (sort of). My question is I feel like I can actually feel my port and the tube when I lay on my right side. It felt kind of like I was laying on something. Is that normal? Could it be because I'm not completely healed, or could it just be my imagination?

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Give it a bit more time. It may change in a few more weeks. I felt that same kind of sensation at first too. Now, I only feel that way when I have slept on top of my remote control in bed!

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