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Moving of the port

I wonder if anybody else had had anything similar - the original port site was just on my bra line and would not heal properly, therefore I paid to have the port resited. Now where the port itself is is fine but I had terrible pain in my side and swelling, after the swelling went down it turns out that part of the tube from the port to the band has broken through the surface of the skin, you can actually see the port. I am having to have a procedure done on Weds under a local anaesthetic to push the tube deeper and then stick me back up again. Has anybody heard of this happening before?:help:

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