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Pain By Port After Pb?

I'm about a month post op and last week I got some food stuck and PB'd. When I did so, I felt a sharp pinch by my port area and it hasn't gone away. It's very painful to move around so I try not to flex that area at all and hold it when I walk. Is this normal?? I hope I didn't tear anything... If so, what are my options to have it returned back to normal? My doc's office is closed today due to the hurricane :( help??

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I would give it some time. Often if you PB you strain muscles around the port. If the pain continues contact you doctor as soon as possible.

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Ok thank you!

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