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Do you have pain when you breath in deep?

I know I should ask my dr but I don't want them not to give me a fill. I had my surgery 6 weeks ago and whenever I take a deep breath in it hurts a lot in my port site (I think). Has anyone ever experienced this? I though maybe my insides just need to heal, but now it's 6 weeks later and I am getting nervous.

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I'm not a doctor and yes, you should ask your doctor, but my port is stitched to a muscle, so you may still be healing. Now three years later, I can move a certain way and feel a slight shot of pain, but nothing I worry about :eek:.

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