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Post Op Pain

Six days post op and having significant pain, seems to be located near port placement.......this is normal right? Follow up with surgeon is Thursday. Incision looks good, just pain with movement.

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This is so very normal. You will also get twinges when you move certain ways, or when you bump into something wrong.

It should get better, not worse, with passing days. If not, call the doc.

My port site pain was horrible!!!! If I got up to fast I swear I felt like I ripped the port right out, and one time I bumped it on the kitchen counter, and literally started crying, due to the pain. The last time I cried due to pain was when my last child was born, and he came so fast, I had no time for meds, so he was 100 percent natural delivery. I am about 6 weeks post op and I'm just now feeling my port pain less and less. My doctor said it was all normal, but I continuously made sure, the site wasn't red, no fever ect

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