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pain on left side of my abdomen next to port

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It is normal to have pain by your port and it will be sensitive for a couple of months.

port pain comes and goes for me. i can usually pin point a reason by thinking what i did that day. walked to fast, lift something to heavy. use my tummy as a 3rd hand. etc.

I had that also. Now I have to pay attention the rise on my jeans. certain cuts might give me a twinge near my port. I have to make sure they are right at my natural waist or a little lower.

Just try not to overdo. Stretching will also cause pain. Best wishes, Karen..aka..kll724

I get port pain all the time. usually when i use my stomach muscles a lot or bend over a lot. annoying!

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