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Infected port removed finally, but pain in stomach is bad :(
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After two months of living with an infected port I finally found a doctor who would help me . I live in Canada. It was very hard to find a doctor to take me on.
I had my infected port removed on Tuesday. Luckily the infection has not spread beyond my port , and he was able to leave my tubing and band in. He used steri strips , no staples or stiches , and the plan is to replace the port in 4-6 weeks of IV antibiotics..my tubing is loose inside me.
Although the incision is large and bleeding a lot, it is not very painful. Most of the pain is coming from my stomach. Is this normal?
I had an X-ray and they said everything looks fine.
I had my band 12 years.
Maybe it is cramping or gas from the surgery?
It is really painful!
I am just so thankful I could keep my band.
I am up 10 pounds already ..is this from the surgery?
Has this happened to anyone before?
Eve