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Port Pain 2 Months Post Op.

i had surgery almost two months ago and the past few days I have been experiencing some discomfort in my port area. Its like its making itself known or something. Is this normal?

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I had pain from my port for 6+ months. It would get better or worse. I found wearing tight pants really irritated it. I still get sore at times if I've been too active or even sitting with bad posture for long periods of time. My surgery was May 2011. But I would let your Dr know next time you seen him.

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