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Port pain

I have a fair amount of port discomfort. It hurts when I do any core workout (e.g., planking, push-ups, crunches) too much and it hurts often when a waistband (no matter how loose or comfortable) hits it. I talked to my surgeon and he said it is positioned fine and I should just do other core work. But I am surprised at how frequently it bothers me. Anyone else have a similar issue?

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Port pain can last up to 4 months or longer. After 4 years there are still certain positions that bother it. You may have to find some different exercises to do.

My port bothers me to when I work out

my port sits on a adhesion and scar tissue so it sticks out a lot. when i walk i have to hold it in my hand so it doesnt move much. if it moves it hits a nerve and causes my back to feel like it is going into a spasm. i am hoping as my wt. goes down so will the belly fat and perhaps my port area won't stick out so much. my pcp and bariatric surgeon are discussing different alternatives for me but it doesnt hurt unless i do a lot without support, i just figure its part of my journey.

I agree with the surgeon's advice, maybe try different exercises! Best wishes, Karen..aka..kll724

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Thanks all! Good to know others have challenges too!!

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