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Stretched Port Muscle

Hey all,

Just a quick question, about 2 days ago i started having some pain in my port area. Its sort of a twinging pain that I feel when I'm walking around or doing anything other then sitting. When I lay down to sleep i can't stay on my side for very long because it starts to hurt then too.

My theory is that I stretched the muscle in the car the other day when I reached into the back seat to grab my purse.

I'm hesitant to call my doctor because he's on vacation this month. If I have a problem I will have to go to the emergency room, and some one who probably doesn't know much about lap bands will see me. I was hoping to avoid all of that.

What do you guys think, has any thing like this happened to any one? Is it serious?

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I reached in the back of my carseat to pick up a gallon of milk from the front seat instead of getting out of the car and going around to the back door. It hurt like crap. It stung like a bad bee sting and was sore to tie my shoes or bend over. It lasted a couple of days and is now all better. That's exactly what it sounds like to me.

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ahh thank goodness, thats exactly what it feels like...I'm glad im not the only one...damn my laziness, i should have got out of the car.:)

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