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Sharp Pains Above Port After Eating

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Are you eating too much or not chewing properly or not waiting between bites? The first thing you need to do is make sure that you are following the rules as to how to eat. If you are then maybe it is the type of food that you are eating. Try making a note of what effects you and then avoid that for a while. Try eating a bit less at each meal as you may be eating too much. If none of these things help then you need to go back and see your Dr.

Hi !! Did you find out what was going on with that pain? The reason for my question is that for the last 3 days I have the same pain near my port after eating. I attributed to excessive excercises. I work out 5-6 times a week. I called my doctor and he wants me to go for a consult but that's about 6 hours drive, so he said to try liquids for the next five days. I notice it is getting better. But I'm so afraid that something can go wrong when I'm only 23 lbs from my goal weight. :(

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