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Is It Normal For Your Port To Hurt

Hello everyone i am looking too see if its normal too have discomfort in your port area after your exercise and your first fill

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During the first 3 months, my port hurt. Especially when I bent over or stood up. My surgeon explained that it was because it was sunk into a muscle and that would take time to heal.

One year out I still have "discomfort" on occasion and usually when I am ab crunching.

Yes mine does with excercise and also if my bowels are moving a lot. Not trying to be gross but honest

I'm almost 8 months out, and my port area

starting hurting about 2 weeks ago after

abdominal exercise, and it's being hurting since then on and off.

Mine is sore for a day or so after a fill and turns my belly turns all black and blue

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