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port pain

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Sure this is normal! The surgeon stitched the port to muscle tissue, so its definately gonna be sore for probably a week. Just drink that liquid tylenol - it should help the discomfort! :)

I was banded on 5/24 and it took about 10 days before the pain around my port finally went away. For most of this time it felt like a hot poker being poked in my side....but it does go away, just takes time.

I found that for me, raising my arm above my head every so often and doing a very, very light stretch helped.

It gets better, hang in there!!!

Some heal fast, others take longer. Could take months before it feels comfy, and even after your port is fully healed you may have days where it seems to bug you, or you may totally forget it's even there. But you'll always have to take special care of the area - just ask around about the gal who stretched too far and damaged the port.

At 3 days out, yup, totally normal. The incision through which your port was placed is your largest incision...it's the most invasive portion of banding surgery and yea it'll be sore for a while...you may feel pulling-soreness for several weeks...try not to get all bendy/twisty at this time. But it will start feeling better 1-2 weeks out.

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